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Rows of assorted mini desserts on a wooden board, featuring chocolate tarts made with fine flavour cocoa and gold leaf, alongside various colourful pastries in the background. | Trinitario

Chocolate Recipes

Chocolate Mousse

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Trinitario Chocolate Mousse — Step-by-Step Instructions

What You’ll Need

For Dark Chocolate Versions:
(Choose 70% or 66% Trinitario chocolate)

  • 160g milk
  • 32g egg yolks
  • 160g Trinitario 70% chocolate OR 166g Trinitario 66% chocolate
  • 230g whipping cream (35% fat)

For Milk Chocolate Version:
(With gelatine for extra smoothness)

  • 160g milk
  • 32g egg yolks
  • 340g Trinitario 38% milk chocolate
  • 290g whipping cream (35% fat)
  • 2g gelatine leaves

DARK CHOCOLATE MOUSSE (70% / 66%)

  1. Heat the milk:
    Pour 160g milk into a pan. Bring it just to the boil.
  2. Mix with egg yolks:
    Put 32g egg yolks in a bowl. Pour the hot milk onto the yolks while whisking.
  3. Cook gently:
    Return the bowl mixture to the pan. Cook over gentle heat, whisking continuously, until it reaches 85°C (you can use a thermometer or wait until it thickens slightly).
  4. Melt Trinitario chocolate:
    Place your chosen chocolate (160g for 70%, or 166g for 66%) in a large bowl.
  5. Combine:
    Pour the hot milk mixture over the chocolate. Stir gently until smooth and glossy.
  6. Blend:
    For extra silkiness, use a hand blender to blitz the mixture, then let it cool to 35°C (it should feel just a bit warmer than room temp).
  7. Whip the cream:
    Whip 230g of the cream until you get soft peaks (it should hold its shape but still be smooth).
  8. Fold together:
    Once your chocolate mixture is at 35°C, gently fold in the whipped cream in thirds, being careful not to overmix. You want it airy, not runny.
  9. Chill:
    Spoon your mousse into glasses or ramekins and refrigerate for a few hours to set.

MILK CHOCOLATE MOUSSE (38% w/ Gelatine)

  1. Soak gelatine:
    Soften 2g gelatine leaves in cold water.
  2. Boil milk:
    Bring 160g milk to a boil.
  3. Mix with egg yolks:
    Pour milk onto 32g egg yolks, whisk well.
  4. Return and heat:
    Put the mixture back in the pan. Cook and whisk to 85°C.
  5. Add gelatine:
    Squeeze excess water from gelatine, drop into the hot milk mixture, stir to dissolve.
  6. Strain:
    Sieve the mixture to make sure it’s smooth.
  7. Melt Trinitario chocolate:
    Put 340g milk chocolate in a bowl.
  8. Combine:
    Pour the hot milk mixture over the chocolate. Stir until melted and smooth.
  9. Blend:
    Use a hand blender for super smooth mousse. Cool to 35°C.
  10. Whip cream:
    Whip 290g cream to soft peaks.
  11. Fold together:
    Combine the whipped cream with the chocolate mix, folding in thirds.
  12. Chill:
    Spoon into serving glasses and chill.

Note:
Using Trinitario chocolate — whether 70%, 66%, or milk chocolate — ensures a rich and uniquely Caribbean flavour.

Now you have a mousse to impress, with easy, practical instructions!

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