This is a delicious dessert, made with plenty of healthy fats you will be tempted to have more than one serving.
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Servings: 6
Ingredients
50g 85% dark chocolate
⅓cup cream
2 egg yolks
½ cup cream
To Garnish
10g 85% dark chocolateshaved into curls
2 Tbspberriesdefrosted if frozen
Variations
Add the finely grated zest of ½-1 orange
Add a dash of vanilla for a traditional flavour
For something a little different, add 1-2 star anise or ½ tsp peppercorns. The amount you'll use will depend on your personal preferences - experiment until you've got it just right.
Instructions
Chop the chocolate into smallish chunks and place in a heat-proof bowl. Set a metallic sieve over the bowl and keep to one side.
Place the first measure of cream (1/3 cup) and any special flavour (see the variations) in a small, heavy based pot and bring slowly to the boil over a medium heat. Watch it carefully, as cream often boils over suddenly.
When the cream is boiling, take it off the heat, immediately whisk in the egg yolks and pour the hot cream mix through the sieve into the chocolate bowl. Cover with a plate and allow to melt for 5 minutes before whisking until smooth and incorporated. Allow the chocolate mixture to cool completely.
Whip the second measure of cream (½ cup), add to the cooled chocolate mixture and fold it through. Divide the mixture between small serving dishes or glasses, cover and place in the fridge to set.
Serve with chocolate curls and berries.
Notes
From: Scofield, Grant; Zinn, Caryn; Rodger, Craig (2019) What The Fat? Recipes Blackwell & Ruth