Tart fleshy rhubarb sticks and caramelised toffee folded into creamy silken tofu; Rhubarb Burnt Sugar Mousse.
Wrestle with a luxurious taste sensation. And, let your lips quiver.
This dish will kerb any belief that vegan food can’t be this super yummy.
Make this:
- When you’ve got your nephew and niece visiting for the weekend. And, you need a lush dish that’ll have some sweet but will have the goodness of rhubarb kicked in
- When you fancy a sublime dish but that doesn’t take much effort in rustling up. Melt into the sofa as you indulge
- When your garden is bountiful with its own rhubarb. Harvesting your own is a bonus. And, you’ve run out of ideas
Rhubarb Burnt Sugar Mousse was inspired when experimenting with burnt sugar. I had wanted to create a contrasting taste the tangy rhubarb and ended up with this concoction.
This Mousse is vegan.
What equipment to use
For this recipe, I suggest:
High speed blender
Oven
What to do next
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Love.
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Ingredients
- 200g rhubarb
- 400g organic silken tofu
- 20g oats
- 100ml filtered water
- 100g unrefined cane sugar
Instructions
- Pre-heat to 180 degrees Celsius or if a convection oven to 160 degrees Celsius.
- In a baking tray line 1-inch rhubarb sticks. Make a sugar syrup by combining 25g sugar with the water. Pour over the rhubarb. Bake in the oven for 15 minutes.
- In a high-speed blender whizz together the oats with the tofu. Transfer to a bowl.
- In a saucepan over a medium heat, melt the sugar until it caramelises. Pour in the tofu. Switch off the heat. And, gently fold in. Don’t mix in too much.
- Lay the rhubarb and its juices at the base of any serving dishes. And pour the burnt sugar mousse.
- Serve chilled.
2 comments
Made this with a bit more rhubarb and tofu for a dinner party and it was delicious! I did roast the rhubarb beforehand with some oil, mapley srup and spices which I think did help the flavour. However everyone loved it and my friend suggested to try and put it in the freezer see if it turned into some kind of ice cream but I forgot… guess I’l have to make it again haha
Thank you for the recipe anyway!
Aww! Thanks Laura. That’s so kind. Glad you enjoyed the recipe! It’s good to experiment and see what you like!
Much love.
Edward x