Chocolate mousse

By VicentaLakin

Chocolate mousse
And in August, it was the blueberries of Norway, freshly sour season, with smooth chocolate mousses, that became a cold white chocolate cup of summer inflammation

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Steps for Chocolate mousse

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    White chocolate insulation。
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    By 40 degrees, slowly mixing to full melting of chocolate。
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    It's cooling up to 25 degrees and keeping it at 29 degrees。
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    Put chocolate sauce in the masonry。
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    Turning the paper pattern makes the wall evenly attached to a layer of chocolate milk, which is pouring out the excess. Put it in the freezer to condensate。
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    After condensing, tearing off the pattern is a chocolate cup。
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    The glitting was made into small pieces with a tea spoon and soft water。
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    The yolk is concussed with a hand-plug until it becomes light and loose。
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    Milk, sugar and small pieces of chocolate are put into the boiler, the little fire is heating up, and the chocolate is intermingled until fully melted。
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    Keep heating to boil。
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    Boiled chocolate milk is slowly lined down into yolk and is constantly mixed to full integration。
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    When it's hot enough to join a soft glitting chip, it'll melt completely. Still cooling。
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    The light cream used an electric omelet to print the way。
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    Put the cooled chocolate milk in the light cream, mix it evenly, and the liquid mousse does。
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    I'm going to put liquid Moose carefully in a chocolate cup. Refrigerator freezes for more than four hours to complete condensation and can be eaten. "I've added meringue and strawberries to the drawings. I don't want to do anything."