Autumn Joy! Chocolate Marron Mousse

I had made Mont Blanc and wanted to use the leftover marron paste and heavy cream.
I created this recipe and it turned out really well. My father doesn't usually eat cake, but he said this was delicious!
It takes a bit of time, but the result won't disappoint. I am very confident you will enjoy the taste.
While making the mousse, I covered the bottom of the mold with a sheet of clear plastic film. It is very easy to remove, so I recommend it. Recipe by nyonta
Autumn Joy! Chocolate Marron Mousse
I had made Mont Blanc and wanted to use the leftover marron paste and heavy cream.
I created this recipe and it turned out really well. My father doesn't usually eat cake, but he said this was delicious!
It takes a bit of time, but the result won't disappoint. I am very confident you will enjoy the taste.
While making the mousse, I covered the bottom of the mold with a sheet of clear plastic film. It is very easy to remove, so I recommend it. Recipe by nyonta
Steps
- 1
Sift the ingredients marked ● and transfer to a bowl. Add the egg and stir together until the consistency thickens.
- 2
Mix the egg white and sugar with an electric mixer.
- 3
Add melted butter into the bowl from Step 1.
- 4
Add half of the meringue from Step 2 into the bowl in Step 3 and combine. Then transfer to the remaining meringue and mix well.
- 5
Line a baking tray with a 28x28 cm sheet of baking paper. Pour in the mixture and sprinkle almonds on top. Bake in a preheated 375F/190C oven for 10 minutes.
- 6
Once baked, let it cool down completely. Cut into the shape of your mold. The pan is 15 cm in diameter and 6 cm in height, so I cut out a 3 cm strip to go around the edges of the pan.
- 7
The strip of biscuit should wrap all around the mold without spaces in between.
- 8
Press the remaining biscuit into the base of the mold. Then chill the mold in the fridge. (I covered it first with clear plastic film, although you can't see it.)
- 9
Make the mousse. Beat heavy cream for the chocolate and marron mousse with an electric mixer. Please be careful not to over-whip the cream. Refer to the picture.
- 10
For chocolate mousse: Melt the chocolate in a double boiler or in the microwave. Once the chocolate is melted, add 70 g of whipped heavy cream and combine.
- 11
Pour the mixture into the mold from Step 8 and chill again in the fridge.
- 12
For marron mousse: Pour milk and sugar into a mug and microwave for 50 seconds. When the sugar dissolves, it is ready.
- 13
Pour the marron paste into a bowl and add Step 12 little by little. Also add the rum.
- 14
Melt the gelatin in the microwave and add a little of the mixture from Step 13. Then mix with the rest of Step 13.
- 15
Pour in the remaining whipped cream and combine.
- 16
Transfer this to the mold and chill in the fridge once again.
- 17
Finally remove the mousse from the mold and decorate as you like.
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