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Avocado Mousse




Avocado mousse is a sweet and refreshing summer treat. The soft and creamy texture of avocado makes it a favorite choice for desserts. You will love this wonderful mousse. For me it was a perfect treat for a weekend brunch :) This recipe is super easy and resembles the Persian cream recipe (yaa we owe to the French cuisine for this fluffy,airy dessert). It is absolutely no cooking and all you need is a food processor to blend in all the ingredients and cool it. Mine was not a very smooth paste as I was a bit lazy then.  I did not use gelatin as this mousse naturally attains a thick fudge like texture, but you can use gelatin if you wish to bind the mousse into desired shapes.



 
Ingredients
Avocado - 2 large
Cold heavy cream- 1cup
Condensed milk- 1/3 cup
Confectionery sugar- 3-4 tsp
Lemon Juice- 1 whole




Whip cold cream with sugar till it stands in medium stiff peaks and put it back in the refrigerator.
Cut avocado into half, and scoop out the fleshy part. Put it in a food processor along with lemon juice and blend it into a fine paste. In a large mixing bowl combine avocado paste, whipping cream, condensed milk . Gently fold in all the ingredients and refrigerate for at least two hours. Serve chilled.



Try this recipe..


Hope you will all enjoy.


Comments

  1. Looks so yummy and rich. Loved your presentation with kiwi and berries :)

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  2. Wow! lovely presentation..thanks for sharing such a wonderful mousse..bookmarked:-)

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  3. Yummylicious,,thats the word Suja, looks cool..

    Love
    Kairali sisters

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  4. Looks yummy...and that too not used geltain..g8t.

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  5. WOW...rich n delicious looking dessert..yum!

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  6. Thats something different and looks so yum as well

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  7. What a dish and what a presentation...beautiful Suja :)

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  8. Love it Suja, I feel so ignorant sometimes. I have never had Avocado in desserts before, so I am loving all the dessert recipes from Avocado. Thanks for sending this to my event :)

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  9. Thanks all for your sweet comments and encouraging words..thanks Priya dear..started loving avocado's more and trying to learn more:)
    Thanks all :)

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  10. Gorgeous mousse, looks super delicious and cute, lovely dessert Suja..

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  11. wow!lovely presentation...tempting click

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  12. looks so beautiful...gorgeous mousse...superb

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  13. it looks soooo good..i wud want some..

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  14. kandittu kothiyayittu vaya....penna adipolli picture...first prize goes to the photo......yummy

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  15. that looks delish! Never tried avocadi in a mousse!

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  16. Thanks all for stopping by and for the sweet comments:)

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  17. I love avocado....the mousse looks perfect

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  18. yummy n healthy avo mousse dear...looks perfect n nice dessert.

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  19. looks absolutely delicious. Yum!!

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  20. Wonderful dessert with avocado!! Will surely try it sometime..Superb recipe!

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  21. That looks so creamy and lovely with all the fruits arranged on top:-)

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  22. hello suja..first time to ur place...very nice collection of food u r having and specially this avocado dessert looks too yummy ,have to try it as till now i had never tasted avocado as a dessert

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  23. Wow Suja that looks gorgeous!! And a very nice presentation

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  24. suja looks great dear. and nice presentation

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  25. Hey thats a gr8 presentation and lovely yummy one...i like the avacado one a lot...

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  26. Very nice dessert. Looks super delicious.

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  27. where do you get all these great ideas Suja? Its a wonderful recipe. Will surely try it.

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  28. ummm.. delicious.. love the pic :)

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  29. oh wow ..wow!!! awesome dearie...looks so perfect and yummy!!!

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  30. Thanks all for stopping by and for the sweet comments:) do visit often:)

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  31. Awesome and wonderful mousse. Lovely presentation

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  32. Thanks Shanthiji for stopping by:)

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  33. I'm going to try making this! I love mousse

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