Mocha Mousse

  1. First make your mousse:rnMelt chocolate, espresso and butter over a double boiler - very slowly. Keeping stirring with a wooden spoon til smooth.rnRemove from heat and keep in a warm spot by the stove.
  2. Separate eggs, making sure none of your egg yolks are in the whites. In a large bowl, beat egg whites - half way til they're done add 1 T. sugar and continue beating til soft peaks form.
  3. Add yolks to chocolate and heat through again for a minute or two. Cool again.
  4. Whip cream with 1 T. sugar til stiff and refrigerate.
  5. Take chocolate mixture and slowly fold in I/2 of the whipped cream and then the egg whites. Then incorporate the rest of the whipped cream. Do this folding process gently because you don't want the mixture to deflate.
  6. Pour into serving bowl or individual dishes and refrigerate for at least 4 hours - overnight is better.
  7. Mocha topping:rn******This recipe hinges on keeping the whipped topping in the fridge as long as possible - otherwise it's too grainy.rnrnWhip together espresso, cream and sugar. and serve on top of mousse.

mousse, bittersweet chocolate, unsalted butter, espresso, eggs, heavy cream, sugar, mocha topping, heavy cream, beans, sugar

Taken from food52.com/recipes/11243-mocha-mousse (may not work)

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