This has been in my to-do list for so long. Finally I get the chance to do it. Since I couldn’t get hold of pasteurised eggs, I decided to make it simple, with just three ingredients. It is so straight forward that everyone can make it at home.
To people who know me personally, they would know that I enjoy anything and everything that is cute . So today I am presenting to you my eggless mousse in a pot =). These pots are really for desserts, it came in a set with a tiny shovel spoon and a clear plastic dome cover. Cute isn’t it? I have fooled quite a number of people whom mistaken it for a real plant. hahaha
Ingredients
- 400g cold whipped cream
- 200g Belgian Chocolate (70%)
- 20g caster sugar
Topping
- crushed oreo
- mint leaves
Method
- Warm 100g whipped cream on the stove then turn off the heat
- Add in the chocolate to melt, mix together until all chocolate are melted. Warm it in low heat again if needed. Do note that it’s just to warm and not boil. Then set aside
- Pour the other 300g of whipping cream in a mixer, then add in the sugar. Whisk initially at medium low speed to prevent splatting it all over the place. Gradually increase the speed as the cream thickens. Whip until stiff peak as shown on the picture below. Do not over-whip, or the cream will deflate. You will end up having buttermilk and butter instead of fluffy whipped cream.
- Fold in the melted chocolate cream into the whipped cream. Mix until it combines well.
- Transfer to a piping bag, then pipe it into your desired container
- top with oreo crumbs
- refrigerate for a couple of hours for best result
- topped with mint leaves before serving
Stiff peak 
folding the chocolate cream 
delicious dessert
Do note to use a good quality chocolate for a truly rich and decadent mousse dessert.
