Low calorie, low fat and low in refined sugar, this Blueberry Mousse is as simple as it gets. If you have an extra egg white and looking for a healthy dessert, this is definitely a wonderful option. Made with frozen blueberries, this mousse is cold and refreshing on a hot summer day, when you’ve run out of ice cream in your freezer, but also great in winter when there’re no fresh blueberries available! All you need is three simple ingredients and a food processor!
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This recipe is on my long list of things to do with leftover egg whites. This Blueberry Mousse is one of my favourites: so quick and easy to make, and you can make it with virtually any frozen fruit or berries you have in your freezer. I’ve tried it with blackberries and cherries as well.
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How to Make a Blueberry Mousse in Under 10 Minutes?
Add frozen blueberries to a food processor (we are huge fans of Kenwood) and blend a rough puree. Add sugar and pulse to combine.
Add the egg white and blitz again until the mixture is smooth and fluffy. It will take about 2-3 minutes and the mixture will at least double in volume. You may want to stop the processor once in a while and scrape the sides down if the puree is sticking to the sides.
Spoon the mousse into glasses (here are the wine glasses we used). You can layer it with some whipped cream if you wish. Serve immediately before the blueberries start to melt and release too much water.
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3-Ingredient Blueberry Mousse
Equipment
- Food Processor
Ingredients
- 170 g frozen blueberries
- 1 tbsp caster sugar
- 1 large egg white (approx. 40g)
- 50 ml whipped cream optional
Instructions
- Add frozen blueberries to a food processor and blend a rough puree. Add sugar and pulse to combine.
- Add the egg white and blitz again until the mixture is smooth and fluffy. It will take about 2-3 minutes and the mixture will at least double in volume. You may want to stop the processor once in a while and scrape the sides down if the puree is sticking to the sides.
- Spoon the mousse into glasses. You can layer it with some whipped cream if you wish. Serve immediately before the blueberries start to melt release too much water.
Nutrition
