Raw Vegan Chocolate Mousse
Here’s a favorite Raw Vegan Chocolate Dessert Recipe….
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Raw Vegan Chocolate Mousse
Combine in Vita-Mix or Food Processor
2 ripe avocados
1/2 c agave
1/4 c cocoa powder
Optional:
2 Tbsp Coconut Oil
Dash Vanilla Extract
Blend until smooth and serve
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Put in container and chill in fridge, or freeze to make it really decadent like a thick mousse-ey ice cream, or make it pretty and do it up parfait style in glasses alternating layers of chocolate mousse and strawberries or other fruit. Or as I mentioned, you can even thin it out a smidge more with an extra dash of agave and this will become your go-to frosting. Serious.
Enjoy!
And if anyone wants to really go crazy with chocolate, try Raw Vegan Brownies
Recipe and step-by-step instructions are here
Have you ever made a raw dessert?
Entry #3: I didn't know chia seeds were a complete protein! Wow, these bars sound fantastic.
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i've never tried these before, but they sound great!
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tweeted: http://twitter.com/ellen1214/status/5275802562
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i had no idea that chia seeds were in the salvia family!
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now following probar on twitter!
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following you on twitter!
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just commented on your other post.
thanks for the giveaway!
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entry 1– i want to try the fruitation bars because I LOVE LOVE anything blueberry and strawberry!
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This is my enrty #1.
I would love to crumble one of these yummy bars on top of HEAB's protein ice cream.
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I adore Probars! I love using them as a meal replacement!
Enjoy!
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For entry #1: I would love to try these because they are "Dense with antioxidants and Omegas from Chia Seeds". I haven't tried Chia seeds yet but have been reading about them on so many blogs!
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For Entry # 5: I went to ProBar's website and learned that Whole Foods Magazine named ProBar the "Best Nutrition Bar for 2009"
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For Entry #9: Just left a comment on your review post!
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would love to win these guys because I love probars but have often wished for something a little more snack sized!
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Entry number 2:
I learned tons about the benefits of chia seeds on the probar website!
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entry 3:
posted on the review post
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This is entry one because I've been drooling over probars in other food blogs but they don't totally fit into my student budget!
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Entry 1: I love fruit flavored bars, and I've heard good things about the Fruition bars.
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Entry 2: I am following your blog
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Entry #3. I posted on twitter (@sweet26tweets)
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Entry #4: I love that the company uses real, whole ingredients.
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Entry #5: I am a twitter fan of ProBar
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Entry #6: I'm following you on twitter (I'm @sweet26tweets)
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Entry #7: I commented on the post! :)
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Entry #1 (i think, lol) I added you to my blog roll!
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ooh ooh! I've never seen these bars in my corner of Canada so I'd love to try them! :D
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This is my entry #1:
I would like to try these because they look incredibly nutritious and delicious!
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This is my entry #2:
I now publicly follow you! (In the blog way, not the creepy way!)
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And this is my entry #3:
I linked back to your giveaway on my blog at:
http://lifeloveviolin.blogspot.com/2009/10/getting-my-car-back.html
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Comment #1: I would love to try these bars because I am always looking for tasty new bars to try!
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Comment 2: I follow publicly (mgonyeo)
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Comment 3: I follow on twitter (@mgonyeo)
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Entry 1
I have always been interested in ProBars because I've only known about them from sightings in blog land! Thanks for a great giveaway!
PS I love your acorn squash seed recipe! I love not wasting the seeds!
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Enrty #1 , I'd like to win because the selection of healthy snack bars where I live sucks and Ive been seeing these on all the blogs and would love to try em ' :)
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Your pictures make me wildly hungry!!! I can’t wait to get started,as soon as I stop browsing through your amazing raw world.
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I just made your raw chocolate mousse and it’s out of this world! My toddler is devouring it! Thanks for the recipe!
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Averie @ Love Veggies & Yoga replied: — February 11th, 2012 at 9:38 pm
Glad you love it and it’s one of those things that I bring to parties and *no one* ever guesses it’s raw, vegan, GF, or made with avos. You can also freeze it and it turns into a dense ice cream/pudding…super tasty!
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okay…I gotta try this! This is so convenient for me, because it doesn’t need baking! I can actually make this in my room!
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Hi! I have just found you blog and I have to say it is absolutely amazing! Also coming from my mom, which is quite used to a more traditional style of cooking (eggs,butter and all that), she always keeps asking me for ways she could replace ingredients so she could make it less caloric :D
One question on your Raw Vegan Chocolate Mousse – would it be possible to switch the agave with honey? Agave nectar is quite expensive where I live unfortunately and on a student budget there’s only so many healthy things I can afford..
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Averie @ Averie Cooks replied: — May 2nd, 2012 at 1:52 am
If it’s easier for you to use honey, go for it. Thanks for reading and for the nice compliments!
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I wanted to thank you for this great read!! I certainly loved every bit of it.
I’ve got you book-marked to check out new stuff you post…
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