This classic French Chocolate Mousse is so decadent. I got this recipe from my Swiss friend several years ago. Be sure to use good-quality bittersweet chocolate and espresso powder. This recipe is easily doubled but it is harder to half it due to the smaller quantity of ingredients.

Looking for a classic, simple dessert? Look no further than this easy vanilla mousse! It’s a light and fluffy custard-based dessert made of simple, basic ingredients. Served cold, it's a refreshing, no bake dessert.

James Martin’s Chocolate Mousse is an opulent dessert prepared with melted chocolate, whipped cream, and a hint of vanilla. This velvety mousse is a delightful treat that requires minimal effort to prepare, perfect for satisfying your chocolate cravings.

This mousse au chocolat recette (recipe) is deceptively easy and delicious. It only takes 10 minutes to make, and the flavor is out of this world good! Make this semi-sweet chocolate mousse, and your tastebuds will be in heaven! #easychocolatemousse #chocolatedesserts #frenchchocolatemousse #chocolatemoussewithouteggs

Dive into decadence with our classic French chocolate mousse recipe, boasting authentic flavors and made with just 4 simple ingredients. Easy to make, impossible to resist!

Chocolate, eggs and sugar - you are just 3 ingredients away from the most delicious dessert...

The Creamiest Chocolate Mousse - The only chocolate mousse recipe you will ever need. Perfectly creamy, and easy to make. Perfect for any occasion.

This Chocolate Mousse is incredibly smooth, creamy, delicious, and simple to make. You only need 6 ingredients to make this rich and decadent dessert too!

I tasted a marquise au chocolat for the first time on the terrace of Café Cherrier. Located in the heart of Montréal’s Plateau neighbourhood, the restaurant has been offering classic French fare for 40 years. My meal dates back 15 years, but the dessert left an indelible mark. At the time, I was a pastry student at the culinary school a few doors down on Saint-Denis, spending my days discovering the techniques behind a variety of French classics.

Outside of France, for some reason, Pots de Crème are the underdog of French custards. They don’t receive nearly as much love as crème brulées do – but if you go to France, it’s a whole different story. The French love their dairy products: yogurts of all kinds and what we call the “crèmes desserts”. If you ever visit a French supermarket, you will assuredly stumble on our entire refrigerated aisle(s) devoted to yogurts, fromages blancs, flans, mousses, faisselles and all kinds of custards…