Melon Mousse

I had a lot of sweet melon to use.
It's nice as-is, but I tried making mousse with it so I wouldn't get tired of the taste.
It's light and refreshing, making it a tasty summer dessert.
Adjust the amount of sugar you add in Step 2 depending on the sweetness of the melon you are using.
Make sure the mixture thickens well in Step 4 before you add the heavy cream. Recipe by Satomiwa
Melon Mousse
I had a lot of sweet melon to use.
It's nice as-is, but I tried making mousse with it so I wouldn't get tired of the taste.
It's light and refreshing, making it a tasty summer dessert.
Adjust the amount of sugar you add in Step 2 depending on the sweetness of the melon you are using.
Make sure the mixture thickens well in Step 4 before you add the heavy cream. Recipe by Satomiwa
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