
Orange Chocolate Mousse with Pistachio Recipe
Chocolate mousse gets an innovative and delicious twist with the addition of freshly squeezed orange juice and orange zest. Follow the recipe below to make the most delightful mousse for any occasion.
Difficulty:easy
Serves:4
Time:4h 15mins
Contains egg: No
Orange and chocolate are, by far, the most underrated yet irresistibly complementary pair that works stunningly in dessert recipes. From a cake to simple dip, the combination of orange and chocolate brings a zesty refreshment with deep richness, creating a flavor that feels like a luxurious dessert. This combination is unexpected which is why it works so well when you want to make a surprising treat with the essence of gourmet. The citrus notes of orange complement the deep, rich, and bitters......Read More
Ingredients
4
Servings
For the Recipe
- Cadbury Bournville Chocolate - 1 packet (80 gm)
- Oranges - 2
- Pistachio (chopped) - 1/3 cup
- Finely chopped pistachio for garnishing
Directions

Slice the oranges neatly in half through the center to create even cups.

Carefully scoop out the pulp and segments from the orange halves, leaving the peels intact to form natural bowls.

Gently muddle the scooped orange pulp using a spoon or muddler to release the juice and break it down.

In a heatproof bowl, slowly melt Bournville chocolate using a double boiler or microwave until smooth and glossy.

Gradually stir the freshly muddled orange juice into the warm melted chocolate, blending until silky and uniform.

Sprinkle in finely chopped pistachios, adding a crunchy texture to the citrus-chocolate mixture.

Thoroughly mix the ingredients together until the nuts are evenly distributed, and the mixture is well combined.

Spoon or pour the rich chocolate-orange mixture into the prepared hollow orange cups, filling them to the top.

Garnish each filled orange cup with a sprinkle of chopped pistachios and refrigerate for 4–6 hours or overnight until set.
Also, grated chocolate can be used for garnishing.
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