In the world of quick and delightful desserts, simplicity is key. After enjoying the viral 2-ingredient coffee mousse, I couldn’t resist trying the mocha version so i made this mocha mousse cloud. For this recipe you don’t need a pantry full of ingredients to create something truly delicious. This recipe combines the robust flavors of coffee and cocoa, delivering a rich and creamy treat that satisfies your sweet tooth and caffeine cravings simultaneously.
With just five simple ingredients, we unlock a world of possibilities, where culinary magic meets everyday pantry staples to create a dessert that’s as impressive as it is effortless. This dessert is something that can be made in minutes with no prior preparation. The simplest recipes can be the most delightful. With just coffee, ice, water, sugar, and cocoa powder, you can whip up a luxurious dessert that will wow your friends and family. Give it a try and join the countless others who have fallen in love with this easy, yet elegant treat. Enjoy!
WHAT YOU’LL LOVE ABOUT THIS
- Only 5 ingredients required
- Making process is super fun
- Quick and indulgent
- No complex equipment required
- Eggless
INGREDIENTS USED IN MOCHA MOUSSE CLOUD
COFFEE
Coffee is the star ingredient in this mocha mousse, providing a robust and aromatic base. Instant coffee is typically used for convenience and potency, offering a quick way to infuse the mousse with rich coffee flavor. Its ability to dissolve effortlessly ensures a smooth, velvety texture that’s essential for creating the perfect mousse. I have used Nescafe coffee.
CASTOR SUGAR
Sugar is essential for balancing the bitterness of the coffee and cocoa. It sweetens the mousse, ensuring a pleasant, dessert-like taste. In addition to its role in flavor, sugar also contributes to the texture and stability of the mousse. When whipped, sugar helps to stabilize the mixture, allowing it to maintain its light and airy consistency. It helps the mousse hold its shape, ensuring it doesn’t collapse or become too liquidy. This aeration is crucial for achieving the characteristic mousse texture, which is soft, airy, and slightly firm. I use uttam castor sugar in my recipes.
COCOA POWDER
Cocoa powder brings a deep, chocolatey richness to the mousse, complementing the coffee and creating that irresistible mocha flavor. It adds a layer of complexity and indulgence, making the mousse a perfect blend of coffee and chocolate. Its slightly bitter and robust flavor enhances the overall profile of the dessert, making it more indulgent and satisfying.It blends seamlessly with the other ingredients, ensuring a uniform texture throughout. I have used van houten cocoa powder but you can use hershey’s cocoa powder as well.
WATER/ ICE CUBES
Blending the instant coffee mixture with water and ice cubes also helps aerate the mixture, creating volume and lightness in the mousse. The process of blending incorporates air into the mixture, resulting in a fluffy and airy texture once whipped to the desired consistency.
Adding ice cubes to the bowl helps rapidly chill it, creating an optimal environment for whipping the ingredients together. Cold ingredients are crucial for achieving a light and fluffy texture in the final mousse. The small amount of water helps liquefy the mixture, making it easier to blend into a smooth and creamy consistency.
EQUIPMENTS USED IN MAKING MOCHA MOUSSE CLOUD
To mix all my ingredients together in, I’m using a strong blender which will ensure that the ingredients blend quickly and the consistency remains thick and not become too watery.
Not a single day goes in my kitchen when I don’t use a Silicon Spatula, this is the one I recommend. same goes for my set of Measuring Cups and Measuring Spoons.
A fine-mesh sieve will be required to sift the cocoa powder on top of the mousse.
Small serving dishes, bowls, or cups are needed to present the finished mousse. Transparent glasses can add a visual appeal, showcasing the mousse’s smooth and airy texture.
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TIPS TO MAKE THIS MOCHA MOUSSE CLOUD
- Use a hand mixer or stand mixer on high speed to whip the mixture. This helps incorporate more air, giving the mousse a light and airy texture. Be patient, as it might take several minutes to reach the desired consistency.
- Add the cocoa powder towards the end of the whipping process. This ensures the chocolate flavor is well incorporated without affecting the whipping process.
- Serve the mousse immediately after whipping. This dessert tends to deflate quickly, so it’s best enjoyed within minutes for the best texture and presentation.
- Use a fine-mesh sieve to sift a light dusting of cocoa powder on top of the mousse before serving.
- Enhance the mousse by adding a splash of vanilla extract or a pinch of cinnamon for an extra layer of flavor.
- 75g ice cubes
- 6 tbsp cold water
- 2+1/2 tbsp castor sugar
- 1+1/2 tbsp coffee powder
- 2 tbsp cocoa powder
- Take a blender jar and add ice, sugar, coffee and water to it.
- Once this mixture is frothy and airy, add cocoa powder in it and blend again.
- Pour in a glass and dust with some cocoa powder.
If you like my Mocha Mousse Cloud recipe and happen to make them in your kitchen, do tag me on Instagram and share pictures with me using #Bakewithshivesh. Happy Baking!
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