Healthy dinner ideas These
raspberry chocolate cups are a chocolate lover dream come true. They are rich,
creamy and chocolaty, the hardened chocolate shell pairing so well with the
raspberry creamy mousse. The fresh raspberries on top really enhance the
flavors and bring a wonderful texture which makes this cups a memorable
decadent dessert. There is no better gift you can make to a chocolaty sweet
tooth person, I am certain of that.
Ingredients
Makes 6 muffin cup servings
Chocolate
Cups
7 oz (200
g) dark chocolate (55-70% cocoa)
6 aluminum muffin cups
Raspberry
Puree
5 oz (150
g) fresh or frozen raspberries
1/4 cup
(50g) sugar
Chocolate
Raspberry Filling
7 oz (200
g) dark chocolate (55-70% cocoa)
1 1/4 cup (300g) whipping cream, cold
Raspberry
puree
Topping
Fresh Raspberries
Powdered sugar
1.
Prepare the chocolate cups. For tempering the chocolate divide the chocolate
into 2 parts, 5.5 oz (160g) and 1.5 oz (40 g). Place the 5.5 oz (160g)
chocolate into a heatproof bowl and place over simmering water. Heat the
chocolate until until a thermometer reads 105 -115 degrees F (40-46C), then
take the bowl out of the heat. Add the 1.5 oz (40 g) chocolate into the melted
chocolate and stir until smooth.
2. Fill
each cup a little less than half with chocolate and rotate to coat all sides of
the cup with a thick layer of chocolate. Pour the excess chocolate back into
the bowl. Scrape the top edges and place them upside down on a parchment paper
until you prepare the rest of cups. If necessary melt the remained chocolate
again over simmering water if too hard.
3. Scrape
the top edges again if necessary and refrigerate the cups for at least 30
minutes or until the chocolate hardens. Cups can be prepared few days in
advance and kept refrigerated until ready to be filled.
4. Set up
the raspberry puree. Place raspberries and sugar into a little pan and heat to
the point of boiling. Stew for 5 to 10 moment and expel from warm. Sifter to
evacuate the seeds. Put aside until prepared to utilize.
5. Set up
the chocolate raspberry filling. Place chocolate into a heatproof bowl and
liquefy over stewing water. Add raspberry puree and mix to join. 6. Whip
the cream until the point when firm pinnacles shape. Overlap 33% of the cream
into the chocolate blend until joined.
7. Crease
the chocolate blend into the rest of the whipped cream. Gather the mugs. Make a
little cut toward one side of each shape if essential, and remove them to
uncover the chocolate glasses. Fill the chocolate mugs with raspberry chocolate
filling.
8.
Refrigerate for no less than 2 hours or until set.
9. Before serving top each cup with fresh
raspberries and sprinkle powdered sugar on top.