"Whipped aquafaba" refers to the process of whipping the liquid from canned chickpeas (aquafaba). It is a vegan replacement for egg whites in recipes, and when whipped, it becomes light and frothy, similar to whipped cream or meringue.
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dark chocolate into
whipped aquafaba along with sweet and mineral - rich coconut sugar, and warming vanilla you're able to make this vegan chocolate mousse recipe in a cinch.
Essentially, the recipe requires you to blend the beans,
whip the aquafaba liquid, and melt the chocolate, all of which will be mixed together to create this awesome mousse.
Whip the aquafaba in a stand mixer on high speed until it is thick and glossy and has firm peaks (about 15 minutes!)
Add 1/2 the melted chocolate to
the whipped aquafaba and fold until incorporated.
Gently add creamer, orange juice, zest, and extract into
the whipped aquafaba.
The stand mixer is needed to
whip the aquafaba into a stiff foam.
Very gently fold
the whipped aquafaba into the strawberry mixture in order to maintain as much of the airiness as possible.
Use electric beaters or the whisk attachment of an immersion blender to
whip the aquafaba into firm peaks like egg whites.
Did
you whip the aquafaba before using?
Set aside while
you whip the aquafaba.
Whip the Aquafaba (chickpea liquid) in a medium size bowl with a hand - mixer until you have the consistency of whipped cream.
YOU CAN USE
WHIPPED AQUAFABA (the liquid from a can of chick peas) as an egg substitute.
When
you whip the aquafaba with a hand mixer it gets light and foamy just like egg whites, making it a great substitution for eggs.
Things got interesting when
I whipped aquafaba — the liquid from a can of chickpeas — with coconut sugar to make meringue that I folded into the chocolate to give it the airy lightness of mousse.
Make sure the spoon is clean and has no grease residue on it as even trace amounts of grease inhibit aquafaba's foaming properties — this is especially important if you intend to
whip your aquafaba into a meringue.
Whip the Aquafaba (chickpea liquid) in a medium size bowl with a hand - mixer until you have the consistency of whipped cream.
Once you make the raspberry mixture, leave it to cool down and then gently fold in to
the whipped aquafaba, you will have beautiful raspberry mousse.
Three key things to remember are: 1) unlike with egg - whites, it is impossible to overwhip aquafaba 2) before you start adding sugar make sure
the whipped aquafaba does not slide out of the bowl when turned upside down 3) add sugar very gradually!
Whipped aquafaba into meringue and folded into batter.
Whip the aquafaba into meringue and fold into batter.