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‘Turkish Delight’ White Chocolate Mousse
Delicious white chocolate mousse pots, enhanced with rosewater for a Turkish Delight flavour, coming in at 2.8g carbs each.
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| Servings | Prep Time |
| 4people | 15minutes |
| Passive Time |
| 3hours to set |
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- 20g organic cocoa butter drops
- 500g double cream
- 35g Swerve® sweetenerconfectioners
- 1tsp rose water
- drop pink food colouringoptional
- Weigh out the cocoa butter drops, then melt them over a very low heat on the stove top.
- Pour the melted cocoa butter into a small dish and leave to cool completely. (Failing to cool sufficiently may result in a grainy mousse)
- Whip the cream and sweetener to soft peaks. Add the rose water and food colouring (if using) and whip well to combine.
- Transfer a third of the whipped cream to the separate, smaller bowl. Pour the cooled cocoa butter into the smaller bowl of cream and beat well to combine.
- Return the cocoa butter/cream mix to the larger bowl of whipped cream, whipping one last time to combine. It should be fairly stiff peaks, but not as stiff as butter! Divide or pipe the mousse between 4 dessert bowls.
- If you have a few raspberries kicking about, garnish the mousse pots with them (not included in the macros).
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Macro Details per serving
1.2% Carbs
1.2% Protein
97.6% Fat
Nutritional Information per serving
Calories 664Kcal / 2778kJ
Fat 72g
of which saturates 45g
Carbohydrates 2.8g (for my US readers, these are what you refer to as net carbs. See below*)
of which sugars 2g
Fibre 0g
Protein 1.9g
*Note for US readers: The recipes on this site show the carbohydrates which should be counted on keto (in this case: it’s 2.8g). Here in the UK, our nutritional breakdown information displays a carbohydrate count that has already had the dietary fibre subtracted (and displayed separately) – and it’s indicated this way throughout the site. In short, you need not subtract anything further.
Allergens
Milk
The nutritional analysis, macro and allergen breakdown of the recipes on this site are done using the cloud-based software NUTRITICS®. NUTRITICS® is fully approved by the relevant Trading Standards organizations and is EU and FDA-compliant. The author, Monya Kilian Palmer is trained in using this superior software in order to provide you accurate data.