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Create an adventurous yet delightful dessert with this chocolate, coffee, and orange mousse to make party desserts memorable. Check out the easy recipe and try it at home today.
Difficulty:medium
Serves:1
Time:10 mins
Contains egg: No
When the occasion calls for something adventurous, you can’t help but think of some never seen before combinations that work well spectacularly. One such delightful combination is chocolate, coffee, and orange. Yes, that’s right! The richness of chocolate, the kick of coffee, and the tang of orange zest combines in the most amazing fashion to create a dessert that’s decadent, bold, and irresistibly flavorful. The result? A thick mousse that tantalises your senses and leave you wanting more!Read More
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To make melting and mixing easier, break a Bournville dark chocolate bar into small pieces and put them in a bowl.
To add a zesty, citrusy accent to the chocolate's flavor, sprinkle it with a teaspoon of fresh orange zest.
Add half a teaspoon of your preferred instant coffee powder to enhance the richness of the chocolate and give it a strong, robust flavor.
To counteract the natural bitterness of the chocolate, add one or two teaspoons of sugar, adjusting the sweetness to your liking.
Finally, add hot water to melt the chocolate and combine everything together. If you want to make the mousse creamy, you can add hot milk or any dairy-free milk.
Once the chocolate pieces start to melt, mix everything well. Make sure no lumps of chocolate remain, or the sugar is undissolved. Once a homogenous mixture forms, pour it into shot glasses and refrigerate for 1 hour before serving.