Description

Chocolate mousse on a blueberry jelly
Continue to pamper yourself in winter wonderful desserts! Today we have a wonderful light chocolate mousse and blueberry jelly. An amazing combination of flavors!

Ingredients

  • Dark chocolate

    125 g

  • Cream

    100 ml

  • Sugar

    5 Tbsp

  • Syrup berry

    2 Tbsp

  • Chicken egg

    1 piece

  • Juice berry

    125 ml

  • Lemon juice

    1 Tbsp

  • Blueberries

    250 g

  • Starch

    1 tsp

Cooking

step-0
3 tbsp. sugar place in a saucepan.
step-1
Put the pan on gas and melt the sugar, stirring or shaking the skillet. Melt until caramel Golden brown. Unfortunately, the photo is not very clear...
step-2
Remove from heat, add berries and lemon juice. The caramel will turn into a ball - do not worry, then when heated it will melt. Add berries, put on fire and stir, bring to a boil. Remove from heat. Starch dissolve in 1 tbsp water and enter the hot mass, mix well.
step-3
Place 4 cups (vases, kremanka, glasses). A little cool and put in refrigerator while making chocolate mousse.
step-4
The chocolate will break into pieces, add the syrup..
step-5
and melt on a hot water bath. Until set aside somewhere cooler, on a windowsill, for example. Say about syrup. I had a jar of blueberries in their own juice (a gift from mother-in-law). The berries I used for jelly, the syrup I used liquid from under the berries. Ie in fact it was syrup - sticky this. As for juice I part of the same liquid was diluted with water to a more liquid consistency (juice).
step-6
The yolk separated from the protein. Protein until put into the refrigerator, and the yolks whipped with 1 tbsp sugar.
step-7
Cream whip. This step, sorry, forgot to take a picture, as it turned out... Protein, too, beat the remaining 1 tablespoon of sugar.
step-8
To the cooled chocolate gently mixed at first, whipped the egg yolks, then cream, then protein. Gently but thoroughly stir until smooth. Spread the mousse into the glasses on the blueberries. I have pretty big glasses, I have mousse was only enough for 3 glasses... Apparently, it is assumed the smaller dishes... So take not very large cups. Refrigerate at least 3 hours.
step-9
Bon appetit! The recipe is from the magazine "Lisa. Bon appetit"
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