Double chocolate cardamom pots

Double chocolate cardamom pots

By Mary Cadogan
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Prep: 15 mins Cook: 5 mins Plus chilling

Easy

Makes 4
A little pot that's as light as a feather but with a taste of chocolate heaven

Nutrition and extra info

Nutrition:

  • kcal119
  • fat5g
  • saturates3g
  • carbs16g
  • sugars15g
  • fibre0g
  • protein3g
  • salt0.11g
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Ingredients

  • 25g white chocolate
  • 50g dark chocolate, chopped
  • 2 large egg whites
  • 1 tbsp caster sugar
  • generous pinch ground cardamom

Method

  1. Make chocolate curls with the white chocolate by running a swivel peeler over the surface. When you have enough to sprinkle over 4 chocolate pots, set these aside, then chop the remainder.

  2. Melt the dark chocolate in a bowl over simmering water or in the microwave on Medium for 1½-2 mins. Leave to cool slightly. Whisk the egg whites until stiff, then whisk in the sugar and cardamom. Fold in the melted chocolate, then gently fold in the chopped white chocolate.

  3. Divide between 4 small dishes or cups, about 100ml in size. Sprinkle over the white chocolate curls and chill until ready to serve, at least 1 hr.

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esaizpos
21st Feb, 2016
5.05
As most comments below, only enough for three, which was fine for me. Didn't have any problems folding the chocolate and getting a solid colour yet still keeping a light and fluffy texture. I didn't have any white chocolate so topped with strawberries. Cardamom was nice but may not please everybody. It could easily be made with something else.
madgebaby88
7th Oct, 2013
Did not rate these at all. To create the look in the picture is extremely difficult without beating all air from the egg white and the cardomom flavour was not a hit with myself or the hubby!!
thomasaweston
12th Apr, 2013
3.05
Just made these for a dinner party this evening. Tasted the mixture and it's great! Although I doubled the mixture to make 6 but probably only really fills 4. I would triple the ingredients if I was to do it again for 6.
lauramik
25th Jan, 2013
It says cook for 5 mins but it doesn't mention anything in the method ?? So should I cook or not ?? when should I , please sate in recipe!
clarkstott
23rd Jul, 2012
Not fan of dark chocolate. Is there any reason I couldn't do it with milk chocolate?
thelostlady
27th May, 2012
4.05
I agree with Charlotte - would be even better if served with fruit! I felt that everything mixed well together! Yes, there was probably not enough mixture but I was only cooking for 3 so that was fine. I would love drained tinned pears mixed in with the chocolate mixture. Yummy!!!
amandadawn
12th May, 2012
Egg whites and chocolate did not mix well giving it a strange texture! But still tasted great!
charlottebeckett
21st Apr, 2012
4.05
delicious, but it is true to say that this amount does not even fill 3 ramakins. next time i will use espresso cups and it will fill three. I ate it with raspberries. very tasty.
emilyshort
10th Feb, 2012
3.05
Have just made these. Easy enough to make, I was also patient and managed to fold the chocolate in fully. There was only enough for 3 standard ramakins though. Think I would also use more chocolate next time. Like the cardomom flavour, not used it before - couldn't find ground in the supermaket, so it took me ages to grind my own from pods!! :-)
sali4444
17th May, 2011
4.05
Egg whites only are fine, makes it very light. It does serve four but only because it says little pot. Very nice. Added some extra chocolate too as I like things very chocolateie

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