Solo Cooking God's Tofu Pavé Chocolate

A handmade pavé chocolate that uses strained tofu instead of heavy cream, lowering the calories while keeping the chewy and soft texture.

Ingredients needed 2 servings

Recipe

Cooking tips

  • When straining the tofu, do not squeeze out too much moisture, so it mixes smoothly with the chocolate.
  • When cutting the chocolate, lightly heat the knife over a flame or dip it in hot water and wipe dry to achieve clean cuts without crumbling.
  • After cooking, pour warm milk into the remaining chocolate in the container and mix to enjoy as a smooth hot chocolate.

Recommended for

  • Those who want to make healthy and light handmade chocolate without heavy cream.
  • People preparing a super simple no-oven dessert gift for Valentine's Day or a special occasion.
  • Those who want to use leftover tofu in a unique dessert.

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