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Condensed milk mousse

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My recipe for these dates is white and red. Very classic but will there be better colors to celebrate Valentine's Day!? No, there are not. In addition, the colors will not matter to you when you try the condensed milk mousse because it is so rich that your senses will be clouded.

I admit that it is a bit sweet, so you have to accompany it with something that gives it an acid touch such as raspberries, a strawberry compote or orange or kiwi jam. The contrast is very good and the flavors are perfectly distinguished.

With these amounts I have filled 6 zurito glasses, that is, those of the flat ones of all life. If you don't have a sweet tooth, I recommend that you use smaller containers because the condensed milk mousse spreads a lot.

You can use this recipe not only to surprise Valentine's Day. It is also great to prepare in shots or small glasses for a buffet or birthday.

Are you up for it?

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  1.   Lourdes Benitez-Lopez said

    Saray Benitez Lopez

  2.   Gemma Closed said

    Unmmmm how delicious !!!

    1.    Mayra Fernandez Joglar said

      you'll see ... pure vice !!

  3.   Pilar Bonilla Almond Trees said

    What a good looking !!

    1.    Mayra Fernandez Joglar said

      and very easy !!

  4.   Lourdes Benitez-Lopez said

    I'm already looking at the ingredients

  5.   Lourdes Benitez-Lopez said

    Monica Fabra Vidal cheer up

  6.   Mayra Fernandez Joglar said

    and when you see its texture you will say… .ooooooOOOOOOOoo !!
    😉

  7.   Salvador Moreno said

    Hello, when you talk about "enveloping movements" what exactly do you mean? Whenever I have made a recipe that included those movements, I have lost either the cream or the meringue… .. Any advice, please !!

    1.    Mayra Fernandez Joglar said

      Here is my answer, although I am sure that what I am going to tell you you already know:
      "The enveloping movement" is used when two preparations with bubbles such as whites to the point of snow and / or cream have to be mixed.
      I usually incorporate the whites at the end of everything. That is, if there is cream and whites whipped, I start with the cream and at the end I add the whites to the rest of the preparation and I do it in batches.
      I put the balloon rods in the center and from below I make a counterclockwise turn. So what is below I try to be above.
      I turn the bowl a little and go back to put the rods in the center and make another watch the counterclockwise turn. I add another bit of whipped egg whites and turn the bowl and rods until the whites are incorporated.
      When I have finished the whipped whites and I see that they are integrated, I stop mixing and do not overdo it so that the bubbles do not disappear.
      Hope this can help you!!

  8.   Monica Garcia said

    Please, how rich

  9.   Espe Lopez Aguado said

    Tamara Morales Aguza, do we tell Granny Pilli to do it for us? 😉

    1.    Tamara Morales Aguza placeholder image said

      I vote yes!

    2.    Thermomix recipes said

      I also vote yes! 😉

  10.   Laura said

    There is a problem and that is that to whip cream, apart from the fact that it has to have a minimum of 30% fat, both the cream and the glass must be cold. And since we have just put the glass at 60º, the cream does not rise, and I have been watching that it is mounted at least a little for more than 5 minutes and nothing ...

    1.    Mayra Fernandez Joglar said

      The truth is that I did not have that problem but nothing happens, we will whip the cream after the whites and the matter is fixed !!

      If you still have problems, what you can do is chop some ice cubes to cool the glass. You remove them and continue with the recipe.

      Regards!