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Blackberry Mousse Classic & Eggless Recipes

A blackberry mousse is a great way to enjoy summer berries. The blackberry mousse without gelatin uses agar-agar and eggless pastry cream for a vegetarian blackberry mousse. While the classic version uses gelatin and pastry cream made with eggs. Both are decadently delicious. A perfect dessert that sets quick and makes a pretty presentation to serve family and friends.

This blackberry mousse without gelatin recipe is decadent as it is delicious. This simple, easy and effortless recipe made with eggless vanilla pastry cream as a base uses agar-agar instead of gelatin so it's eggless and vegetarian. A perfect dessert that sets quicker than classic mousse recipes and makes a pretty presentation to serve family and friends.
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Did you know that the word mousse is an old French word for “froth”? A classic mousse is made with an egg-based custard and cream whipped to create a foamy texture that is light and airy. The more air you incorporate into the mousse the lighter and airier the texture.

One of my favorite desserts, besides cheesecakes, is mousse. I will attempt to make mousse with almost any fruit just because we love it SO much!!  And often, I will try to making an eggless or vegetarian instead of the classic. Which is why I have so many different versions of the same recipe.

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This blackberry mousse without gelatin recipe is decadent as it is delicious. This simple, easy and effortless recipe made with eggless vanilla pastry cream as a base uses agar-agar instead of gelatin so it's eggless and vegetarian. A perfect dessert that sets quicker than classic mousse recipes and makes a pretty presentation to serve family and friends.
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Let’s talk ingredients and Substitutes (Save/Pin)

  • Blackberries – I always use frozen during the year because that’s what I get. I do get fresh in summer, and yet they are quite expensive. So I use them for garnish and still use frozen for the puree.
    Please note – If you buy frozen blackberries that have been sweetened you may want to reduce the amount of sugar in the recipe. The frozen I get are not sweetened.
  • Agar Agar/gelatin – I’m not a vegetarian, and yet often I prefer to use agar-agar instead of gelatin because it’s plant-based so a bit more healthy than gelatin. But I have also made this on occasion with gelatin and both work beautifully.
  • Vanilla pastry cream – You can use my decadent and delicious classic French vanilla pastry cream with eggs. But you can also make an eggless vanilla pastry cream and no one will know the difference.
    I have given you the ingredients and method for both here as well as on their individual post with progress pictures and videos.

Useful Tips and Tools 

  • A heavy bottom saucepan works great when cooking milk based custards.
  • You will also need a good blender to blend the fruit puree.
  • I like to use my stand mixer with a whisk attachment to whip the cream, and yet a hand mixer works just as well.
  • Also, a few mixing bowls to combine all the ingredients
  • And, a whisk and a spatula to combine all the ingredients together.
  • Lastly, a few glasses or ramekins to set the mousse in.
This blackberry mousse without gelatin recipe is decadent as it is delicious. This simple, easy and effortless recipe made with eggless vanilla pastry cream as a base uses agar-agar instead of gelatin so it's eggless and vegetarian. A perfect dessert that sets quicker than classic mousse recipes and makes a pretty presentation to serve family and friends.
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Method

Prepare blackberry puree

  • Save a few blackberries for garnish.
  • Blend the remaining blackberries in a blender with 60 ml (1/4 cup) hot water. The hot water will ensure the seeds blend too.
  • If the puree is very gritty, strain it thru a sieve. Mine was just perfect.
  • Set aside.
This blackberry mousse without gelatin recipe is decadent as it is delicious. This simple, easy and effortless recipe made with eggless vanilla pastry cream as a base uses agar-agar instead of gelatin so it's eggless and vegetarian. A perfect dessert that sets quicker than classic mousse recipes and makes a pretty presentation to serve family and friends.
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Classic pastry cream

  • In a heavy-bottom saucepan combine sugar, cornstarch, egg yolks, vanilla, and salt. 
  • Slowly add the milk while whisking to prevent lumps.
  • Place the saucepan on medium heat until the pastry cream thickens. 
  • You want the pastry cream to come to a boil so the cornstarch will thicken the mixture.
  • Add the blackberry puree and stir well to combine.
  • Sift through a sieve. 
  • Cover with the plastic wrap touching the surface of the cream.
  • Set aside to cool completely.
This blackberry mousse without gelatin recipe is decadent as it is delicious. This simple, easy and effortless recipe made with eggless vanilla pastry cream as a base uses agar-agar instead of gelatin so it's eggless and vegetarian. A perfect dessert that sets quicker than classic mousse recipes and makes a pretty presentation to serve family and friends.
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Eggless pastry cream

  • Pour 1/4 cup milk in a bowl, stir in the cornstarch – and set aside.
  • Pour remaining milk and sugar in a saucepan and bring to almost boil.
  • Add cornstarch mixture and stir until thick and creamy.
  • Lastly, add the vanilla.
  • The mixture should be thick enough to coat the back of the spoon.
  • Stir in the blackberry puree.
  • Cover with the plastic wrap touching the surface of the cream.
  • Set aside to cool completely.
Eggless Vanilla Pastry Cream is a perfect base for many desserts such as fruit tarts, mousses, Bavarian Creams Ice-cream etc. Compared to the Classic made with egg yolks this one is less on the calories and more healthy to indulge in without loosing any of the silky smooth goodness.
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Whip the cream

  • Whip the cream using a whisk attachment until soft peaks.
This blackberry mousse without gelatin recipe is decadent as it is delicious. This simple, easy and effortless recipe made with eggless vanilla pastry cream as a base uses agar-agar instead of gelatin so it's eggless and vegetarian. A perfect dessert that sets quicker than classic mousse recipes and makes a pretty presentation to serve family and friends.
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Dissolve the agar agar or gelatin

  • Place 2 tsp agar-agar or gelatin with remaining 60 ml (1/4 cup) water.
  • Let sit for 3 minutes to dissolve.
  • For the gelatin – gently warm the gelatin in a double boiler or microwave at 30-sec intervals until completely dissolved.
  • For the agar-agar – boil the water for about 3 minutes on low heat.
  • Set aside to cool slightly but still warm.
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Assembly 

  • First, add just a couple of tbsp of cooled blackberry pastry cream to the agar-agar or gelatin and whisk well to avoid any lumps.
    (we are tampering the agar-agar or gelatin so it won’t seize)
  • Then add the agar-agar/gelatin mixture to the full batch of blackberry pastry cream.
  • Next, fold in the whipped cream until well combined.
  • Pour or pipe equal amounts into desired bowl, cups or ramekins.

Chill until set

  • Place the fill cup in the fridge for at least 3 hours to chill completely.
  • The mousse will set in an hour or two but it tastes great if chilled for a couple of hours.
  • Garnish with a blackberry when ready to serve.
  • I dusted with extra powder sugar too.
This blackberry mousse without gelatin recipe is decadent as it is delicious. This simple, easy and effortless recipe made with eggless vanilla pastry cream as a base uses agar-agar instead of gelatin so it's eggless and vegetarian. A perfect dessert that sets quicker than classic mousse recipes and makes a pretty presentation to serve family and friends.
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This blackberry mousse without gelatin recipe is decadent as it is delicious. This simple, easy and effortless recipe made with eggless vanilla pastry cream as a base uses agar-agar instead of gelatin so it's eggless and vegetarian. A perfect dessert that sets quicker than classic mousse recipes and makes a pretty presentation to serve family and friends.
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Frequently asked questions

Can I use this blackberry mousse as a cake filling?

Absolutely, you can use this as a blackberry mousse cake filling between cake layers. Just make sure to use a buttercream dam around the mousse to prevent the mousse from leaking thru.
Read – how to tort and fill a cake – Basic cake decorating.

Can I use other fruits instead of blackberries?

Absolutely! Try raspberries, blueberries, strawberries or mixed berries. Make sure to strain the puree when using berries to remove the seeds and thick skin.

Can I make this a vegan blackberry mousse?

You can with the following substitutions to the recipe.
Use eggless pastry cream made with almond or coconut milk instead of dairy milk. And use whipped coconut cream instead of dairy whipping cream. With everything else remaining the same.

Can you make blackberry mousse without gelatin?

Yes, if you use the right substitute. Agar-agar is a kind natural gelatin made from seaweed.

Can you freeze mousse?

Yes, you can. A mousse can stay in the freezer for up to a month at least. Thaw it in the fridge overnight not on the counter.
Having said that mousse does not completely freeze and when it thaws it may separate.

How long will this blackberry mousse last?

This mousse will last in the fridge for 4 to 5 days. Having said that, mousse is made up of whipped cream which starts to loose volume after about 2 days.

Can I add chocolate to blackberry mousse?

Absolutely, both white, as well as dark chocolate, are great options to add to mousse. The color of the mousse will determine the chocolate you use.
If you use white chocolate I highly recommend using no more than 100 grams / 3 oz and reduce some sugar in the recipe since white chocolate is sweet.
If you use dark chocolate – again no more than 100 gram / 3 oz and note that the mousse will be chocolate color and not this beautiful blackberry color.

What other Mousse Recipes can I make?

You can use this same recipe with any other fruit. Try some of these mousse recipes that I have shared with you.

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This blackberry mousse without gelatin recipe is decadent as it is delicious. This simple, easy and effortless recipe made with eggless vanilla pastry cream as a base uses agar-agar instead of gelatin so it's eggless and vegetarian. A perfect dessert that sets quicker than classic mousse recipes and makes a pretty presentation to serve family and friends.

Blackberry Mousse Classic & Eggless

Author: Veena Azmanov
5 from 27 votes
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Prep Time: 20 mins
Cook Time: 20 mins
Total Time: 3 hrs 40 mins
Calories: 102kcal
$10
Adjust Servings Here: 12 Servings

Description

This blackberry mousse recipe is decadent as it is delicious. This simple, easy and effortless recipe made with eggless vanilla pastry cream as a base, and uses agar-agar instead of gelatin, so it's eggless and vegetarian. A perfect dessert that sets quicker than classic mousse recipes and makes a pretty party presentation to serve family and friends. 

Equipment /Tools

Ingredients

CLASSIC BLACKBERRY MOUSSE

  • 450 grams (15.87 oz) Blackberries fresh or frozen
  • 100 grams (0.5 cups) Sugar
  • 120 ml (0.51 cups) Boiling water
  • 250 ml (1.06 cups) Milk full-fat
  • 4 (4 ) Egg yolks
  • 250 ml (1.06 cups) Whipping cream
  • 2 tbsp (2 tbsp) Cornstarch
  • 1 tsp (1 tsp) Vanilla extract

EGGLESS BLACKBERRY MOUSSE

  • 450 grams (15.87 oz) Blackberries fresh or frozen
  • 100 grams (0.5 cups) Sugar
  • 120 ml (120 ml) Boiling water
  • 250 ml (1.06 cups) Milk
  • 250 ml (1.06 cups) Whipping cream
  • 2 tbsp (2 tbsp) Cornstarch
  • 1 tsp (1 tsp) Vanilla extract
  • 2 tsp (2 tsp) Agar-agar
ADJUST SERVINGS HERE – 12 Servings

Instructions

PREPARE BLACKBERRY PUREE

  • Save a few blackberries for garnish.
  • Blend remaining blackberries in a blender with 60 ml (1/4 cup) hot water. The hot water will ensure the seeds blend too.
  • If the puree is very gritty, strain it thru a sieve. Mine was just perfect.
  • Set aside.

CLASSIC VANILLA PASTRY CREAM

  • In a heavy-bottom saucepan combine sugar, cornstarch, egg yolks, vanilla, and salt.
  • Slowly add the milk while whisking to prevent lumps.
  • Place the saucepan on medium heat until the pastry cream thickens.
  • You want the pastry cream to come to a boil so the cornstarch will thicken the mixture.
  • Add the blackberry puree and stir well to combine.
  • Sift through a sieve.
  • Cover with the plastic wrap touching the surface of the cream.
  • Set aside to cool completely.

EGGLESS VANILLA PASTRY CREAM

  • Pour 1/4 cup milk in a bowl, stir in the cornstarch – and set aside.
  • Pour remaining milk and sugar in a saucepan and bring to almost boil.
  • Add cornstarch mixture and stir until thick and creamy.
  • Lastly, add the vanilla.
  • The mixture should be thick enough to coat the back of the spoon.
  • Stir in the blackberry puree.
  • Cover with the plastic wrap touching the surface of the cream.
  • Set aside to cool completely.

WHIP THE CREAM

  • Whip the cream using a whisk attachment until soft peaks.

DISSOLVE THE AGAR AGAR OR GELATIN

  • Place 2 tsp agar-agar or gelatin with remaining 60 ml (1/4 cup) water.
  • Let sit for 3 minutes to dissolve.
  • For the gelatin – gently warm the gelatin in a double boiler or microwave at 30-sec intervals until completely dissolved.
  • For the agar-agar – boil the water for about 3 minutes on low.
  • Set aside to cool slightly but still warm.

ASSEMBLY

  • First, add just a couple of tbsp of cooled blackberry pastry cream to the agar-agar or gelatin and whisk well to avoid any lumps.
  • (we are tampering the agar-agar or gelatin so it won’t seize)
  • Then, add the agar-agar/gelatin mixture to the full batch of blackberry pastry cream.
  • Next, fold in the whipped cream until well combined.
  • Pour or pipe equal amounts into desired bowl, cups or ramekins

CHILL UNTIL SET

  • Place the fill cup in the fridge for at least 3 hours to chill completely.
  • The mousse will set in an hour or two but it tastes great if chilled for a couple of hours.
  • Garnish with a blackberry when ready to serve.
  • I dusted with extra powder sugar too.

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Nutrition Information
Nutrition Facts
Blackberry Mousse Classic & Eggless
Amount Per Serving
Calories 102 Calories from Fat 49
% Daily Value*
Fat 5.4g8%
Saturated Fat 3.2g16%
Trans Fat 0g
Polyunsaturated Fat 2.2g
Monounsaturated Fat 0g
Cholesterol 17mg6%
Sodium 26mg1%
Potassium 0mg0%
Carbohydrates 11.8g4%
Fiber 2g8%
Sugar 8.7g10%
Protein 2.4g5%
Vitamin A 0IU0%
Vitamin C 0mg0%
Calcium 0mg0%
Iron 0mg0%
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.

The nutrition information and metric conversion are calculated automatically. I cannot guarantee its accuracy. If this data is important to you please verify with your trusted nutrition calculator. Thank you

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Comments

  1. Tisha

    The color of this mousse is absolutely gorgeous! A dessert we would devour!

    Reply

    • Veena Azmanov

      Thanks, Tisha. I do love the color too

      Reply

  2. Mikayla

    You’re blog is so informative! I love learning from your posts, I’m so inspired to make some fruit mousse with all the summer berries I buy. Thank you so much!

    Reply

    • Veena Azmanov

      Thank you so much, Mikayla. Yes, lots of summer berries in season now. You must try a mousse.

      Reply

  3. Rae

    As I just looked outside, my blackberry bushes are taking over my front lawn and I had no idea what I was going to do with all of them (except for the obligatory jam and BBQ sauce). Can’t wait to try your vegetarian twist on mousse!

    Reply

    • Veena Azmanov

      Thanks, Rae, So lucky you have homegrown blackberries. You must try this recipe.

      Reply

  4. Stephanie

    We have so many blackberries growing in my garden right now. This looks like an amazing dessert that I know my boys would absolutely love. We will be making this as soon as we harvest our next set of berries!

    Reply

    • Veena Azmanov

      Thanks, Stephanie. So lucky that you have blackberries growing in your home. You must try this recipe.

      Reply

  5. Andrea Metlika

    This is looks so light, fluffy and refreshing.

    Reply

    • Veena Azmanov

      It really is light and refreshing Andrea

      Reply

  6. Hannisha

    Hello, Veena the mousse looks delicious can this recipe be used for making a layered mousse cake…If yes what changes need to be made? Thanks in advance..

    Reply

    • Veena Azmanov

      Hey Hannisha. When you say layered mousse cake, do you mean a layer of mousse over a cake then topped with another layer of mousse? If yes, then you can use this mousse recipe. It will need to be set for an hour or two before you add another layer on top.

      Reply

      • Hannisha

        Hey tried it the way mentioned above and refrigerated the final layer overnight but its a little soft to touch hopefully it doesnt spill off when i de mould it.

        Reply

        • Veena Azmanov

          Check the agar-agar powder. Did you use full-fat whipping cream? The whipping cream alone is good enough. The agar-agar just helps it stabilize it further. You can see in the picture mine set quite well.

          Reply

  7. Nidhi

    Hi, looks lovely. Definitely would love to try this. Could this be used as a cake filling. Thinking of making raspberry mousse and use it as a filling with white chocolate on the outside.

    Reply

    • Veena Azmanov

      Absolutely Nidhi. You can use it as a cake filling. I would highly recommend adding an extra tbsp of cornstarch to make it a bit more thicker so it sets firm and of course use a frosting dam to keep it all in.

      Reply

  8. Raymon

    Thank you for this recipe. We love blackberry. Made it yesterday and it was a big hit. Such an easy recipe too . Thanks for sharing

    Reply

    • Veena Azmanov

      Than you Raymon. Happy to hear that you enjoyed this recipe. We do love it very much as well. Thanks for coming back to write this feedback. Always happy to hear from those who try my recipes. Thanks

      Reply

  9. Tristan

    Tried this recipe last week and it was absolutely delicious. Thank you so much for sharing this recipe. We love blackberries so this was a treat.

    Reply

    • Veena Azmanov

      Thank you Tristan – So happy to hear that you enjoyed this recipe. Thank you for coming back to write this feedback. Always get to hear from those who try my recipes. Appreciate it very much.

      Reply

  10. Terry Ann Crofts

    Did you use agar agar flakes or powder? I have the powder.

    Reply

    • Veena Azmanov

      I use powder not flakes. Thanks

      Reply

  11. Mona

    One more thing I don’t have frozen or fresh blueberries but Ihave frozen blueberry purée what quantity do I need to make mouse?

    Reply

    • Veena Azmanov

      I use powdered Agar Agar not the flakes

      Reply

  12. Mona

    Hi
    What should be the amount of agar agar to be used for making other mouse.?can I keep your mousse recipe as base and use different fruits purée like lichi,raspberry ,or pistachio?

    Reply

    • Veena Azmanov

      You can use it as a base for similar fruit purees. Raspberry will work. Pistachio is not fruit and lichi is more liquid. So you will need to create recipes for these two differently. Thanks

      Reply

  13. Mona

    Hello mam
    I was making pistachio mousse for entremets but I don’t want to agar or egg . What can be added to make mouse firm that stays stiff in entremets and in what ratio

    Reply

    • Veena Azmanov

      Well, If you can’t use agar agar than the other is gelatin! But that wont’ be vegetarian. You definitely need something to keep it stiff.

      Reply

      • Mona

        What quantity of agar can be used in making noises like raspberry, strawberry and litchi ?i would be using fruit purée? Plz let me know the amount to be added?

        Reply

        • Veena Azmanov

          For the raspberry and strawberry you can use the same amount of agar agar as in this recipe Thanks

          Reply

          • Mona

            Thanks

  14. Julia

    I love all your tips! I didn’t know that blending with hot water would help with seeds – awesome suggestion! Like you I try to make my desserts lighter so I love that there are no eggs in this recipe!

    Reply

    • Veena Azmanov

      Thanks Julia.. yeah I like it lighter so we don’t feel guilty

      Reply

  15. Gloria @ Homemade & Yummy

    This looks so pretty. I love blackberries. I like to use fresh, but like you, frozen works too. Mousse is such a light dessert, perfect way to end a meal.

    Reply

    • Veena Azmanov

      Yeah I only get frozen Gloria not so lucky here. Yeah mousse is my favorite of all desserts.

      Reply

  16. Sarah @ TheFit Cookie

    The colors are so pretty! I haven’t made mousse with agar agar before, but I’ve used gelatin. I have been wanting to try the agar agar, I need to get some and experiment with it!

    Reply

    • Veena Azmanov

      It’s very easy to use and definitely more healthy than gelatin Sarah. You must try.

      Reply

  17. Melissa

    Yum! This sounds delicious I’m so glad it’s gelatin free, because I can’t eat gelatin!

    Reply

    • Veena Azmanov

      Aww I didn’t know that..Agar agar works just as well Mellissa

      Reply

  18. Thanh | Eat, Little Bird

    I didn’t know you could make eggless mousse, so thank you for this recipe! It’s also a lovely way to use blackberries.

    Reply

    • Veena Azmanov

      Absolutely Thanh.. SO happy to hear that.

      Reply

  19. Mary

    I love the idea of using agar in a mousse! So nice to have a plant-based option!

    Reply

    • Veena Azmanov

      Exactly Mary.. small step towards living a little healthier

      Reply

  20. Matt @ Plating Pixels

    Wow such beautiful colors. That’s my kind of fancy dessert!

    Reply

    • Veena Azmanov

      Yup! I love fancy desserts

      Reply

  21. sushma

    I love the fact that these are vegetarian and eggless.. Not many recipes are!!!

    Loved the texture and how it has turned out!! And you totally got me there with the valentine’s day recipes…

    Reply

    • Veena Azmanov

      So glad to hear that Sushma. Thanks

      Reply

  22. debi at Life Currents

    It’s really nice to see a vegetarian mousse recipe. I love that you used agar agar instead of gelatin. I think many people don’t even know that gelatin is animal based. The color of this is beautiful, and blackberries are my favorite berry! Great work!

    Reply

    • Veena Azmanov

      Thanks Debi. Yes, I can consumer gelatin but like you said.. go for plant based..! Thanks for the lovely comment

      Reply

  23. Bintu - Recipes From A Pantry

    This blackberry mousse looks really delicious. Love blackberries are you get all the goodness of Vitamin C

    Reply

    • Veena Azmanov

      That is true! Thanks Bintu

      Reply

  24. April J Harris

    It’s so nice to find a beautiful mousse like this without eggs in it. I’m not keen on using raw or lightly cooked eggs and I often avoid mousse because of it. Your Blackberry Mousse is wonderful – great that it is vegetarian too. Also love that you can use frozen blackberries!

    Reply

    • Veena Azmanov

      yes April I always use frozen.. that’s what I get!

      Reply

  25. Elaine @ Dishes Delish

    Yummy. I love all kinds of mousse and this looks fabulous! I love your round up too!

    Reply

    • Veena Azmanov

      Thanks Elaine.. Me too big fan of all kind of mousse

      Reply

  26. Julia @ HappyFoods Tube

    I love mousse desserts! They are easy to make and always look good and taste divine. Haven’t tried blackberry mousse but I am sure this taste amazing.

    Reply

    • Veena Azmanov

      I did taste awesome Julia. Thanks

      Reply

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