Creamy and high in calcium, protein, and chocolate antioxidants – with lower saturated fat and sugar than usual, and an option for dairy or vegan – this is a mousse not to miss!
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Preparation Time
5-15 minutes + 2 hoursCooking Time
10 minutesDifficulty Rating
2Health Level
3Serves
4

Ingredients
- 3 oz / 85 g dark chocolate (high cocoa, i.e. 70%), chopped or shaved
- 1 Tbsp. / 5.4 g pure cocoa powder
- ½ cup / 120 ml cup organic vegan or grass-fed milk
- 1½ Tbsp. / 45 g organic evaporated whole cane juice
- 1 cup / 240 g cups organic vegan or Greek yogurt
- 2 egg whites or vegan substitute (optional)
- 1½ tsp. / 7 ml l flavor extract, i.e. vanilla, coffee, or orange (optional)
Directions
- In a double boiler, whisk together the milk and cane juice. Heat the milk over medium heat, whisking frequently, until hot but not boiling.
- Add the chocolate to the heated milk and let it sit for one minute. Then gently stir with a spatula until the chocolate melts into the milk. Remove from heat and continue stirring slowly until the mixture is smooth.
- Drain off any excess liquid from Greek yogurt and add to a medium mixing bowl. Use a fork to whip the yogurt until fluffy.
- Stir the chocolate mixture again, then pour it into the yogurt with the flavor extract, if desired. Fold the chocolate into the yogurt until fully incorporated, for approximately 2-3 minutes.
- If egg white or substitute is desired, beat until soft peaks form (this will take longer for the substitute, about 12 minutes), then whisk in the evaporated cane juice until thick and glossy. Fold ⅓ of the whisked egg whites/substitute into the chocolate mix, then fold in the rest very gently, until evenly mixed in.
- Divide the mixture between 4 dessert dishes.
- Serving Size: ½ cup / 120 g
- Exchanges per Serving: 1½ Carb, 1 Protein, 2½ Fat
it says add sweetener what is the sweetener I don’t see it.
Hi, kristate76. “Sweetener” refers to the cane juice. The instructions have been modified for clarity.
Hi, burbanek. You can find it at health-oriented stores or online. It is basically the same as whole raw sugar.
Where do I get organic evaporated whole cane juice? What can I use in its place?
Hi, Jaysee. Health-oriented shops carry it, including large chains such as Whole Foods Market and Holland and Barrett. It is often called Sucanat or rapadura, and is similar to muscavado sugar. You can also find it online at http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias%3Dgrocery&field-keywords=sucanat&rh=n%3A340834031%2Ck%3Asucanat
What does healthy level mean?
Can I use almond milk? and stevia?
Are there any pudding mixes that are appropriate?
I have an intolerance to yogurt can i use anything instead ?
Is there anything you can use instead of Greek yogurt
What does it mean by health level?
Where can we get ‘Evaporated cane juice’ in the UK?
Hi, Lilabet. Evaporated cane juice is unprocessed sugar in its most natural powdered form possible, and is best if organic. It is available at health-oriented shops (including large chains such as Whole Foods Market),, large supershops such as Costco and Walmart, as well as online, including at Amazon.com. “Sucanat” is one common commercial name.
Hi, Karen. The egg whites are optional – this has been clarified. Thanks for the help.
This recipe is not vegan as it contains egg whites.
What is evaporated whole cane juice, is it easily available and where do you get it please?