Nuage Chocolat – Chocolate Cloud
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| Love chocolate (photo: Sharon Heinrich) |
My followers know I love chocolate very much: Chocolate cakes, chocolate cookies and everything related to chocolate. In a city where chocolate is revered as an art form, it’s as if it “flows” in the Seine River! One of my favorite desserts is chocolate mousse, which I discovered far before my culinary journey in Paris.
Actually, the first time I tasted it was in my childhood when the chocolate mousse was sold at the neighborhood supermarket in plastic cups. After one taste, I felt like I won the lottery! Over the years, I have tried many chocolate mousse recipes, but this recipe is my favorite. It is very simple to make. With an airy and light texture, it is a dessert that leaves you wanting a second helping. You’ll be asking for more!
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| Look at the texture (photo: Sharon Heinrich) |
Chocolate Cloud
4-6 servings
Ingredients 
100 g fresh milk
190 g dark chocolate, chopped 70%
25 g egg yolks (usually from 1 egg L)
175 g egg whites (usually from 5 eggs L)
40 g caster sugar
Preparation
1. Heat the milk until simmering
2. Melt the chocolate in a double boiler or the microwave.
3. Pour the hot milk over the chocolate in a bowl, stir to make a smooth cream. Set aside to cool.
4. Pour egg yolks into chocolate cream and whisk.
5. Beat egg whites with sugar until firm peaks form.
6. Fold egg whites into the chocolate cream. Fold through until incorporated (not too many folds).
7. Divide mixture between 4- 6 small glasses, or pour it into a centeral vessel. Refrigerate for at least 4 hours, preferably overnight.
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| Bon-Appetit (photo: Sharon Heinrich) |
Bon-Appetit
Sharon
גלי
Wow amazing
Paris Chez Sharon
Thanks!
Sarah Hart
Chocolate Mousse is by far my favourite chocolate dessert. I will 100% be trying this. And I will not be sharing….
Paris Chez Sharon
Hey! I’m so glad you love it 🙂
Yoseph
Shalom,
It’s my favourite, I’m going to cook it. What is the serving dish, I want mine to loom as good as yours.
Paris Chez Sharon
Hey great! You can choose your serving dish, mine is something like 20*13CM
Yoseph
Shabbat Shalom,
Is the dish Staub? I love it.
Paris Chez Sharon
Thanks 🙂 No it’s from a shop in Deauville.