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GUANAJA MOUSSE

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Level :

Easy

Prep Time :

30 min

Cooking :

9-12 min

Refrigerate For :

2 hrs

Servings :

6 People

Make on the day: GUANAJA 70% chocolate mousse

You will need:

  • Mixing bowl
  • spatula
  • whisk
  • blender

Made with the products below :

GUANAJA 70% CHOCOLATE MOUSSE

 Ingredients : 

  • 2.12oz Milk
  • 2.12oz Heavy cream
  • 4.76oz GUANAJA 70%
  • 3.53oz Egg whites
  • 1.06oz Caster sugar

 Steps:    

  • Heat the milk and cream.
  • Pour over the partly melted GUANAJA 70% dark chocolate in three stages, while stirring vigorously to create an emulsion.
  • Blend as soon as possible until you have a perfect emulsion.
  • Beat the egg whites at a constant medium speed, gradually adding the sugar.
  • The egg whites should be frothy.
  • Add about ¼ of the whipped egg whites to the chocolate and cream mixture.
  • Finish by mixing in the remaining egg whites very gently using a spatula.
  • Leave in the refrigerator for 2 hours before serving.
  • The ideal serving temperature for this mousse is 35/40°F (4/6°C).
  • The recommended storage time for this mousse is 2 days.

How long should I chill the mousse before serving?

For the best texture and flavor, refrigerate the mousse for at least 2 hours before serving.

Can I use milk chocolate instead of dark chocolate?

Yes, but the mousse will be sweeter and less intense in flavor compared to using GUANAJA 70% dark chocolate.

Why should the egg whites be whipped to a frothy texture?

Frothy egg whites help create a light and airy mousse texture without making the mixture too stiff.

What is the ideal serving temperature for this mousse?

The mousse is best served between 35/40°F (4/6°C) for a smooth and creamy consistency

What chocolate equivalents can replace GUANAJA 70%?

You can substitute GUANAJA 70% with CARAÏBE 66% (4.94oz), ORIADO 60% (5.64oz), MANJARI 64% (5.29oz), or EQUATORIALE NOIRE 55% (3.88oz).