Today I’m revisiting one of my favorite (and most pinned) dessert recipes. I made these mini layered chocolate trifles for a dear friend’s baby shower 3 years ago and they were a hit. They have since been my go-to dessert for dinner parties because they can be made a head of time and you just can’t go wrong with a chocolate dessert.
I made mine in shot glasses but if you want to make these for yourself, I promise I won’t tell anyone, just layer them in a large trifle dish.
Watch the video below to see how quickly this dessert comes together!
Chocolate Mousse and Brownie Shot Glass Dessert
Makes 12 servings
Supplies
dessert shot glasses
disposable pastry bag
mini spoons for serving
Ingredients
Bake one batch of brownies using your favorite recipe or box mix
1 box instant chocolate pudding mix
1-1/2 cups 2% milk
1 cup heavy whipping cream
- In a medium size bowl (I used my Kitchenaid stand mixer) beat the pudding mix and milk on medium-high until it’s pudding consistency.
- In a separate large bowl (I used my metal mixing bowl), use an electric mixer to beat the whipping cream until it’s fluffy and peaks form. Fold the pudding mixture into the whipped cream until it’s combined.
- Layer crumbled brownie bits and some chocolate mousse in each shot glass. I piped the mousse into each glass. If you don’t have a piping bag just use a large zip top bag an cut a corner of the bottom of the bag. Top with a few more crumbled brownie bits or chocolate curls and put them back in the fridge until you’re ready to serve them.
See other video recipes, like my sriracha kale chips, over on my YouTube channel.
Heather @ The Deans List Blog
Oh gosh – These look so good, I may have to make them this weekend. :)
Sarah
Heather @ The Deans List BlogSounds like a great idea!
Katherine
Heather @ The Deans List BlogWhat size shot glasses did you use
Sarah Khandjian
KatherineI used 3 oz. size glasses.
Amy W
I’d love to eat one of these right this minute! You always have the best recipes.
Sarah
Amy WMe too! Thanks so much, Amy! You’re too sweet!
Haeley @ Design Improvised
These are so petite and cute. They look delicious too! Love your pretty styling against the pink backdrop. ;)
Sarah
Haeley @ Design ImprovisedThanks so much, Haeley!
Melanie
Oh these look so yummy!!!!! I love smaller desserts that are ever so satisfying!! And chocolate mousse is my favorite! =)
Melanie | Toots & Dill
Ruth
OMG…looks absolutely easy & delicious?
Definitely will make this!?
Diana Stokes
Hi Sarah love all the shot glass desserts maybe trying them out at a 50th wedding anniversary party in August this year, please could u tell me where u got the gold spoons from as would really like to get some to complete the look.
Thank you very much
Regards
Diana Stokes
Sarah
Diana StokesHi Diana, mine are from West Elm but unfortunately they are no longer available. CB2 and Anthropologie do have similar ones though! Congrats on your 50th wedding anniversary!
Amy Hilger
What size box of pudding do you use?
Sarah
Amy HilgerA standard, 3.9oz box.
Kathy
can it be made a day ahead?
Sarah
KathyThe mouse can definitely be made a day ahead but I don’t recommend assembling until just before serving so the brownie doesn’t get soggy.
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