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Raspberry Mousse Recipe

Raspberry mousse might sound tricky to make, but really it’s actually quite simple!

Just don’t tell your guests, because they will be so impressed with this decadent dessert. 😉

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Now, lets start making this heavenly raspberry dessert!

Raspberry Mousse

Ingredients:

6oz package fresh raspberries

1/3 cup granulated sugar

2 Tbsp water

3/4 cup heavy whipping cream

1 1/8 tsp unflavored gelatin

2 Tbsp water (for gelatin)

Directions:

The first thing you will do is combine 2 Tbsp of water and the unflavored gelatin in a small bowl. Spoon it together and then set it aside.

Then, in a small sauce pan or frying pan add in the raspberries, sugar, and water. Turn the heat to low, and stir often.

You can speed this up by smashing the raspberries down with a rubber spatula. When you have a liquid consistency, remove the raspberries from the heat.

Pour them through a fine mesh strainer so that the raspberry puree will be separated from the seeds.

When you have completely separated out the seeds from the puree, pour it back into your pan. Then add in the gelatin mixture.

You will turn the heat to medium and stir constantly. When the mixture reaches a boil, let it boil for 1 minute and then remove it from the heat.

Next, you will add the heavy whipping cream into your mixing bowl. You will whisk this until the cream holds stiff peaks, just don’t over mix it or it turns into butter.

When your cream is ready, you can slowly pour your cooled raspberry mixture into the cream. Whisk again for about 1 minute.

Evenly divide the raspberry mousse mixture among the 6 spots in this Wilton silicone heart mold, or another mold of your choice.

Set it in the freezer for 1 hour or until firm. Then, carefully remove the frozen mousse from the molds. You can place them back into a refrigerator so they aren’t as frozen or you can serve them right away. It’s really all about preference.

We like to eat them right away while they are still a little frozen as it tasts like a raspberry sherbert. You can also dress it up with some melted chocolate drizzled on top.

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Raspberry Mousse Recipe

Raspberry Mousse might seem like a tricky dessert, but it's actually quite simple.

Course Dessert

Cuisine French

Keyword raspberry mousse

Prep Time 10 minutes

Cook Time 15 minutes

let it chill for 1 hour

Total Time 25 minutes

Servings 6

Author Joanna Stephens

Ingredients

Ingredients

• 6 oz fresh raspberries
• 1/3 cup granulated sugar
• 2 Tbsp water
• 3/4 cup heavy whipping cream
• 1 1/8 tsp unflavored gelatin
• 2 Tbsp water (for gelatin)

Instructions

Directions:

1. The first thing you will do is combine 2 Tbsp of water and the unflavored gelatin in a small bowl. Spoon it together and then set it aside.

   
   
2. Then, in a small saucepan or frying pan add in the raspberries, sugar, and water. Turn the heat to low, and stir often.

3. You can speed this up by smashing the raspberries down with a rubber spatula. When you have a liquid consistency, remove the raspberries from the heat.

   Pour them through a fine mesh strainer so that the raspberry puree will be separated from the seeds.

4. When you have completely separated out the seeds from the puree, pour it back into your pan. Then add in the gelatin mixture.

5. You will turn the heat to medium and stir constantly. When the mixture reaches a boil, let it boil for 1 minute and then remove it from the heat.

6. Next, you will add the heavy whipping cream into your mixing bowl. You will whisk this until the cream holds stiff peaks, just don't over mix it or it turns into butter.

7. When your cream is ready, you can slowly pour your cooled raspberry mixture into the cream. Whisk again for about 1 minute.

8. Evenly divide the raspberry mousse mixture among the 6 spots in this Wilton silicone heart mold, or another mold of your choice.

9. Set it in the freezer for 1 hour or until firm. Then, carefully remove the frozen mousse from the molds. You can place them back into a refrigerator so they aren't as frozen or you can serve them right away.

10. We like to eat them right away while they are still a little frozen as it tastes like a raspberry sherbert. You can also dress it up with some melted chocolate drizzled on top.

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