If you want an intensely chocolate experience, then this is the recipe for you. And it's dairy free. I don't know about low calorie since it's got sugar in it, however, the flavour is so good you might be able to just eat a little of it.
There's a debate what to call it, sorbet or granita, sorbet being smoother and having finer crystals. It's a matter of how much you smoosh it up I suppose. I like it with finer crystals. I use the bowl on a stick blender.
If you have any left over, it does keep in the freezer, getting harder and harder the longer it's there, so you will need to break it up again.
The main thing is that this is easy to make and it tastes good. If you want a hit of cold and of chocolate give this a go.
500ml/2 cups/16fl oz dark coffee
65g/2/3 cup/3 oz cocoa powder
150g /2/3 cup/30z granulated sugar
1 tsp vanilla essence
85g/3oz of dark chocolate (thats around 4/5 of a 100g bar)
There's a debate what to call it, sorbet or granita, sorbet being smoother and having finer crystals. It's a matter of how much you smoosh it up I suppose. I like it with finer crystals. I use the bowl on a stick blender.
If you have any left over, it does keep in the freezer, getting harder and harder the longer it's there, so you will need to break it up again.
The main thing is that this is easy to make and it tastes good. If you want a hit of cold and of chocolate give this a go.
500ml/2 cups/16fl oz dark coffee
65g/2/3 cup/3 oz cocoa powder
150g /2/3 cup/30z granulated sugar
1 tsp vanilla essence
85g/3oz of dark chocolate (thats around 4/5 of a 100g bar)
- take a medium sized saucepan, put in the coffee, sugar and cocoa and whisk over a low heat until everything is combined and smooth and the sugar has completely melted.
- add the chocolate broken into pieces along with the vanilla essence and keep stirring until mixture is smooth
- allow it to cool, then pour into a plastic container and put into the freezer, stirring the mixture every hour for around five hours. Then leave the mixture to freeze completely
- take the frozen mixture shortly before you plan to eat it and beat it with a fork to break it up - it will melt quickly
- serve with cream or coffee or vanilla ice cream, it's also good with chocolate sauce
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