
I don’t even know where to start to describe this oh so easy and delicious dessert. It is one of the favorites of the Apples of Gold team and students. My husband, Bill, loves, loves this dessert. The coffee flavor with chocolate and cream who wouldn’t love it? You can make it days ahead and serve it in beautiful glasses of all shapes and sizes or in simple clear plastic cups. It is also great for making a chocolate trifle, using as a fruit dip or to fill a cake. Your family and guests will think you have worked hard in the kitchen making such a gourmet dessert that is beautiful to serve and enjoy. It is so creamy and explodes with flavor with each bite. You can serve it with cookies; like in the photos or you can dress it up with some red, ripe raspberries. There is nothing better than chocolate and raspberries right? The Kahlua is optional so don’t worry if you don’t have any on hand. No reason to run off to the store to buy some for such a small amount that the recipe calls for, but if you do you could have Kahlua and coffee. Yum!!! Of, course I am going to encourage you to make a double recipe, and it works fine to double it, to share with friends and family bringing Joy into their lives. It will be “The Best You Ever Made”.







Chocolate Kahlua Mousse
Ingredients
Method
- Whip the heavy whipping cream, instant coffee granules and powdered sugar till set- not stiff
- In processor: pulverize the chocolate chips.
- Add hot coffee blend and then add Kahlua. Kahlua is optional
- Keep 1/4 cup of chocolate separate for garnish.
- Pour chocolate into cream and gently fold together.
- Spoon into serving dishes; glasses, bowls, cups tart shells etc.
- Pour/Drizzle the 1/4 cup of reserved chocolate over the top of the mousse and refrigerate at least 2 hours.
Notes
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I love making this recipe as it’s so versatile! As you said, you can serve it in whatever you’d like — even a plastic cup is great for outdoor dining!
I have used this recipe instead of frosting to frost a devil’s food cake. Another easy way to incorporate this recipe is to pour it into a prepared Oreo crust (in the baking aisle at your favorite grocery store), drizzle the extra chocolate sauce you had set aside over the pie and let it chill. It’s a crowd pleaser!
Yum! This sounds ‘de-lish’! Will definitely make it!