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    Cream Whipper Chocolate Mousse

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    A rich and velvety chocolate mousse made effortlessly with a cream whipper.

    Ingredients for Cream Whipper Chocolate Mousse

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    Bittersweet Chocolate, Finely Chopped

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    Strong Coffee, Room Temperature

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    Water, Room Temperature

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    How to Make Cream Whipper Chocolate Mousse

    1. Prepare Ice Bath

    Prepare an ice bath by filling a large bowl with ice cubes and water.

    2. Melt Chocolate Mixture

    Melt the finely chopped chocolate together with the strong coffee, water, and sugar in a medium metal bowl set over a 10-inch sauté pan filled with gently simmering water, stirring occasionally until almost completely melted, about 4 to 5 minutes.

    3. Cool Chocolate Mixture

    Transfer the bowl to the prepared ice bath and stir gently with a whisk for about 2 to 3 minutes, until it reaches a temperature of 60°F and has the consistency of heavy cream.

    4. Charge Cream Whipper

    Pour the cooled mixture into the cream whipper, attach an N₂O cartridge, and shake vigorously 15 to 20 times. Let it set aside for a minute to settle.

    5. Serve Chocolate Mousse

    Invert the cream whipper and gently squeeze the trigger, dispensing the mousse into cocktail glasses.

    Pitfalls and tips

    Choose Quality Chocolate

    Opt for high-quality couverture chocolate with at least 60-70% cocoa content for rich flavor and smooth melting.

    Whipping Cream Fat Content

    Use heavy cream with at least 36% milk fat for richness and proper structure.

    Incorporate Air Effectively

    Shake the cream whipper vigorously after charging with N2O for optimal aeration and a light mousse.

    Properly Melt the Chocolate

    Use a double boiler to gently melt the chocolate or microwave in short bursts, stirring frequently to prevent overheating.

    Chill the Whipper and Ingredients

    Cold equipment and ingredients improve texture and stability of the mousse.


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