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Chocolate Frosting Shots (Vegan)
This isn't particularly low fat but it's vegan and reasonable if eaten in moderation. Oh and its absolutely delicious!
Chocolate Mousse Frosting
(or just chocolate mousse)
1 can full-fat coconut milk
1/4 cup plus 1 tbsp cocoa powder
1/2 tsp pure vanilla extract
sweetener to taste (I used a little stevia, but any dry sweetener will do.)
Open the coconut milk, and leave the can (or transfer to a bowl) uncovered in the fridge overnight, unless it’s already thick like mousse. (Don’t shake the can before opening.) It should get very, very thick. (If it doesn’t, you’ve gotten a bad can that won’t work for the recipe. I highly recommend Thai Kitchen Organic, because I’ve had the most success with that brand.) Once thick, transfer to a bowl (you can opt to leave out the watery bit at the bottom of the can, if you want it even thicker) and whip in your cocoa, vanilla, and sweetener with a fork, or even beaters if you want to be fancy. (For the photos on this page, I didn’t use beaters. But I did pipe the mousse out using an icing tip.) Stored uncovered in the fridge, the mixture gets even thicker.
Chocolate Mousse Frosting
(or just chocolate mousse)
1 can full-fat coconut milk
1/4 cup plus 1 tbsp cocoa powder
1/2 tsp pure vanilla extract
sweetener to taste (I used a little stevia, but any dry sweetener will do.)
Open the coconut milk, and leave the can (or transfer to a bowl) uncovered in the fridge overnight, unless it’s already thick like mousse. (Don’t shake the can before opening.) It should get very, very thick. (If it doesn’t, you’ve gotten a bad can that won’t work for the recipe. I highly recommend Thai Kitchen Organic, because I’ve had the most success with that brand.) Once thick, transfer to a bowl (you can opt to leave out the watery bit at the bottom of the can, if you want it even thicker) and whip in your cocoa, vanilla, and sweetener with a fork, or even beaters if you want to be fancy. (For the photos on this page, I didn’t use beaters. But I did pipe the mousse out using an icing tip.) Stored uncovered in the fridge, the mixture gets even thicker.
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Y'know, if you're going to copy a recipe verbatim from Chocolate Covered Katie, the least you could do is give her credit, instead of making it sound like you came up with it yourself. Katie puts a lot of hard work into her recipes, and she deserves a link back or at LEAST a 'this is from Chocolate Covered Katie's blog'.
http://chocolatecoveredkatie.com/2012/01/16/chocolate-frosting-shots/0 -
I never claimed to that this was my recipe and yes, you are correct I did neglect to credit Katie.
Get your panties out of a bunch would ya0 -
I just made this the other day if you're interested in chocolate DECADANCE! It's raw, vegan, gluten-free etc....It's to die for, even my friends who don't like raw food LOOOOOVE this dessert/snack.
http://www.pure2raw.com/2012/02/raw-triple-chocolate-cheesecake-recipe/0
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