Create a luxurious high-protein mousse with our recipe. Curious about the contents or how best to present this snack? Our FAQ section answers these questions and more, guiding you to make the perfect mousse with ease.
Gelatine Sheets
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5 |
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Arla® Protein Blueberry yoghurt with wild berries
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500 ml |
Honey
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2½ tbsp |
Orange juice, freshly squeezed
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4 tbsp |
Raspberries
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50 g |
Raspberries
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Blackberries
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Edible flowers
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Working with gelatine may seem daunting, but it's actually not as difficult as it sounds. When soaking the sheets, use a bowl with enough cold water to fully submerge them. Ensure they soften evenly without overlapping or sticking together.
Adding a small amount of yoghurt (100 ml as described in our recipe) to the softened gelatine first is an important step. This method helps to temper the gelatine gradually, preventing it from clumping or solidifying too quickly when mixed into the rest of the ingredients.
Follow our top egg white whipping tips to get perfect peaks of fluffiness:
Want to add some extra zing to your mousse? Adding finely grated citrus zest, such as lemon or orange, to your mousse can elevate its flavour. The zest adds a burst of freshness and subtle tang that complements the berry and yoghurt elements, making the dessert more vibrant and aromatic. Try mixing some zest into your mousse next time and see if you can tell the difference!
Refrigerate leftover mousse in an airtight container for up to three days. If you need to store it for longer, you can freeze it in individual portions for up to a month. Let it thaw in the fridge for a few hours before serving and give it a quick whip to restore its creamy texture.
Definitely! This mousse is an excellent option for on-the-go snacking or planning ahead for busy weeks where an indulgent treat is called for. Refrigerated, it will stay fresh and airy for up to three days.
Consider pairing this snack with other light and airy treats to complement its delicate texture and flavours. For a refreshing contrast, serve it alongside this protein dessert with fresh blueberries or a strawberry-infused protein mousse. Both offer similar creamy textures and a satisfying sweetness without being overly heavy.
Or create a snack platter featuring salted caramel protein bars, peanut butter protein balls, and high-protein cookies. These snacks provide a variety of textures and flavours, from chewy and nutty to crunchy and sweet, offering a balanced assortment that complements the mousse perfectly.
Present your mousse in elegant glassware like champagne flutes, martini glasses, or small mason jars. Get creative with what you have at home; maybe even put some different-coloured ribbons or rings around the glass stems to indicate whose mousse is whose (it's a treat worth stealing). For an added touch of sophistication, chill the glasses before serving to keep it cool and refreshing.