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Recipes
Fairtrade Chocolate Pots - with thanks to Jamie Oliver
The beauty of this dessert is that it is so smooth, silky and rich.
However, if you want to lighten the texture to make it into more
of a mousse, then follow the recipe here but fold in 2 stiffly
whipped egg whites before pouring into the pots. Small
servings are the key – I generally use espresso cups as they’re
the ideal size. Chocolate pots are brilliant for dinner parties as
you can make them up the day before and stick them in the
fridge until needed.
serves 4
285ml/1/2 pint single cream
200g/7oz Fairtrade dark chocolate (70% cocoa solids)
2 large egg yolks
3 tablespoons brandy, the best you can get
20g/3/4oz butter
In a thick-bottomed pan, heat the cream until nearly boiling.
Remove and set aside for 1 minute before snapping in your
chocolate. Stir in until melted and smooth. Once melted, beat
in your egg yolks and brandy and stir until smooth. Allow to
cool slightly before stirring in the butter until the mixture is
smooth. Pour into individual serving pots.
PS. Sometimes if you add the butter when the chocolate
isn’t cool enough it will make the chocolate look as if it
has
split. To rectify this, allow the mixture to cool a little longer
before whisking in a little cold milk until you have a smooth
consistency again.
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