Last year aquafaba was the news of the century in the vegan world. There are heaps of websites, blogs and Facebook group where people share their experiments and recipes. Last weekend I finally tried my first experiment with aquafaba.
Aquafaba (according to the official website): “the word aquafaba is the common name for the cooking liquid of beans and other legumes like chickpeas. You may know it as the typically discarded liquid found in retail cans and boxes of beans, or as the liquid leftover from cooking your own.”
Ingredients (4P)
- 200 g of black chocolate (vegan)
- 200 ml aquafaba (I used the liquid of 1 jar of chick peas)
- 30g (or less) unrefined sugar
- 2 tbsp of plant based milk (I used soy)
Preparation
- Mix the aquafaba liquid for at least 5 minutes until it shows white peaks.
- Add sugar and mix.
- Melt the chocolate au bain marie, add the soy milk and leave to cool.
- Fold the aquafaba in the chocolate until completely absorbed and fluffy.
- Place the chocolate mousse in 4 jars and leave at least 1 hour to cool off and stiffen in the fridge.
- ENJOY 🙂
Discover a Dutch aquafaba movie by EVA vzw.
Other vegan recipes with aquafaba:
Om shanti -ॐ शान्ति
March 20, 2017 at 5:32 pm
Waaw Ambika, I just tried this recipe with the liquid of chickpeas and was very curious about the taste (especially because I do not really like the smell of the aquafaba in this case :-)) But the result is gorgeous!! Very very tasty – can it be better than ‘ordinary’ chocolate mousse – yes it can! As a vegan some years ago I was always so frustrated using ‘no egg’ as a replacement – now I have found a very nice alternative. Thank you for sharing!
March 22, 2017 at 8:50 am
Om dear yogini! Am very happy you like it so much (and your kids too?). I love it so much & feel less guilty when indulging in this chocolatey sweetness. Thank you for your feedback & keep experimenting.
April 26, 2017 at 8:44 am
So happy you liked it 🙂
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