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Light, airy and easy strawberry mousse<\/strong><\/span><\/div>\n

Simple and easy, this strawberry mousse <\/strong>is perfect for a fruity dessert. As soon as strawberries appear on the market stalls, we rush to take full advantage of the season to prepare desserts and cakes.<\/p>\n

The freshness and taste of strawberries generally appeals to everyone, and these cups feature not only a tasty strawberry mousse as light as a cloud, but also a mix of textures.<\/p>\n

Each spoonful contains biscuit, strawberry coulis and fruity strawberry mousse. It’s a moment of pure delight.<\/p>\n

It’s a dessert that can be made quickly with very few ingredients.<\/p>\n

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What you’ll love about this strawberry mousse recipe<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Texture, <\/strong>very pleasant in the mouth, being frothy, light and airy. <\/p>\n

Ease,<\/strong> recipe that’s easy to prepare with very few ingredients, making it an ideal dessert for entertaining or preparing for the family. <\/p>\n

Taste<\/strong>: an intensely fruity strawberry mousse for lovers of this seasonal fruit. <\/p>\n

Economical,<\/strong> an generous dessert for 6 people, with ingredients everyone can afford, which can be made all year round with frozen strawberries or a ready-to-use coulis.<\/p>\n

\"Foolproof<\/p>\n

Ingredients you’ll need<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Strawberries: <\/strong>when in season, use fresh strawberries, but frozen strawberries or a frozen or brick coulis will also do. <\/p>\n

Cream, <\/strong>full-cream 30\/35% fat, very cold.<\/p>\n

Sugar, <\/strong>the amount will depend on the sugar content of the strawberries. Adapt to your taste.<\/p>\n

Egg white, <\/strong> Use it at room temperature, as it will whip better into peaks.<\/p>\n

Lemon, <\/strong>To accentuate the taste of strawberries.<\/p>\n

Biscuit, <\/strong>The biscuit layer isn’t essential, but it adds a touch of deliciousness and provides a bit of texture. I used ladyfingers, which are soft and slightly crunchy, but you can vary the pleasures by diversifying the choice of biscuit. Palets bretons, digestive cookies, crumble etc… it’s up to you.<\/p>\n

Gelatin,<\/strong> as I’ve said on some of my recipes, particularly the one for tiramisu entremets, gelatin not only adds firmness to our preparations but also makes them more airy by capturing air bubbles (as stated by Chef Philippe Conticini). You can replace it with agar agar, but I haven’t tried it.\"ingredient<\/p>\n

Tips for making a thick, light and airy strawberry mousse<\/strong><\/h2>\n