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White chocolate mousse with blackberries and honeycomb

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Serves 4

Easy

Prep: 15 mins

Cook: 2 mins

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Planning a dinner party? This simple yet sophisticated dessert from The Bath Arms in Wiltshire is made with simple ingredients and ready in less than 20 minutes

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Try this white chocolate mousse with blackberries and honeycomb, then check out our white chocolate mousse with poahed rhubarb, avocado chocolate mousse, chocolate mousse cake, affogato chocolate mousse and classic chocolate mousse. Make the most of any leftover white chocolate in our easy blondies.

The Bath Arms is located in Horningsham, Wiltshire. Head chef Jack Chapman leads the kitchen in creating a relaxed menu of dishes that make use of the produce local to the region, including meat and game from the estate itself and fish from the south coast. Try seasonal favourites like the ploughman’s lunch with Wiltshire ham and Twanger cheddar, or spiced fig cake with Bath soft cheese. batharmsinn.com

This recipe makes four – if you want to serve just two for now, chill the rest and scatter over the honeycomb just before serving.

White chocolate mousse with blackberries and honeycomb recipe

Ingredients

Nutrition

• ¼ leaf of gelatine

• 80ml double cream

• ½ vanilla pod

• 180g white chocolate

  finely chopped

• 85g crème fraîche

• 1 punnet of blackberries

• honeycomb

  to serve

Nutrition: per serving

• kcal439
• fat33.2g
• saturates20.6g
• carbs28.8g
• sugars28.8g
• fibre2.5g
• protein5g
• salt0.2g

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Method

• step 1

  Put the gelatine in a small bowl of cold water. Bring the cream and vanilla pod to the boil in a small pan, then remove the vanilla pod (rinse it, then pat dry and put in a jar of sugar to reuse it). Put the white chocolate in a heatproof bowl and pour over the hot cream to melt the chocolate, then blitz using a hand blender.

• step 2

  While the chocolate mixture is hot, whisk in the soaked gelatine leaf, squeezing any excess liquid from the gelatine before adding it. Set aside to cool. Lightly whip the crème fraîche. When the mixture has reached 35C (this will prevent the crème fraîche from melting), fold in the crème fraîche.

• step 3

  Divide the mixture between four small dessert glasses or bowls. Chill until set – this will take a few hours, so prepare these in advance. Garnish with blackberries and honeycomb before serving.

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