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Chocolate mousse
by VfL_UK
IDDSI LEVEL 4 PURÉED
Time to prepare 5 minutes Time to cool 30 minutes Serves 2 Below are two versions of this recipe. The banana version is sweeter, and the portions are larger.
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l 160g silken tofu (room temperature) l 7g/2 tsp cocoa powder l 6g/1 tsp vanilla essence l 25g/4 tsp golden syrup
1 Blend all the ingredients together. 2 Pour the mixture into two ramekins, cover the top and place in the fridge for at least 30 minutes before serving. 3 Check IDDSI level before serving.
Or l 170g silken tofu (room temperature) l 50g ripe banana l 7g/2 tsp cocoa powder l 6g/1 tsp vanilla essence l 25g/4 tsp golden syrup
1 Blend all the ingredients together. 2 Pour mixture into two ramekins, cover the top and place in the fridge for at least 30 minutes before serving. As mentioned, this version is slightly sweeter and will make a larger portion. 3 Check IDDSI level before serving.
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