Monday, December 21, 2009

STRAWBERRY MOUSSE

This is a simple dessert but it looks SO effective – people will think that you have gone to a lot of trouble but YOU know better!

Ingredients:
Step 1

2 punnets strawberries
2 egg whites
½ cup of caster sugar - Fig 1





Fig 1 - the caster sugar, eggs and strawberries.



Preparation:
Step 1
Take the cores out of the strawberries and cut them into halves. Put the strawberries directly into the bowl of a food processor - Figs 2 and 3. Add the two egg whites and the caster sugar, and process on medium speed for 12 minutes - Fig 4.






Fig 2 - halved strawberries, sugar and egg white put in the food processer.











Fig 3 - during the course of processing.














Fig 4 - processed for 12 minutes - note the large increase in 'bulk'.







Step 2
The strawberry ‘foam’ or mousse thus formed is tipped into a bowl, and the bowl then refrigerated for about 2 hours - Fig 5, until ready for serving. It can be refrigerated up to a day.






Fig 5 - the mousse is tipped into a bowl which is then refrigerated.







Presentation:
Serve the strawberry mousse in small bowls - Fig 6 with a strawberry on top.






Fig 6 - strawberry mousse in a bowl for ready for serving.

2 comments:

  1. Hi Barry, thank you for this wonderful tip and recipe. It really is simple enough for me try and looks yummy. The above post about the sous vide was a bit intimidating but then I am a bit tired because tonight I went to a wonderful wedding. Cheers, catmint

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