Chocolate Soufflé (low-fat)

Chocolate Soufflé (low-fat)



Dish Overview

Features: A low-fat version of a classic French dessert, with an airy, light texture and rich cocoa flavor, perfect for a romantic dinner or family gathering.


Advantages: Low-fat without sacrificing flavor, simple to make, elegant appearance, combining health and enjoyment.


Tools and Ingredients Needed

Tools: Oven, soufflé mold, mixing bowl, whisk, pot.


Ingredients


Basic Ingredients:

Cooking spray

Granulated sugar (optional, 5 tsp)

Powdered sugar (1 cup)

Unsweetened Dutch craft cocoa powder (½ cup, Valrhona brand recommended)

Flour (2 tbsp)

Low-fat milk (½ cup)

Water (½ cup)


Meringue Ingredients:

Egg whites (4)

Cream of tartar (a pinch)

Granulated sugar (3 tbsp + 1 tsp)


Flavoring Ingredients:

Egg yolks (2)

Vanilla extract (½ tsp)


Decoration Ingredients:

Powdered sugar (2-3 tbsp, for decoration)


Instructions

Preheat oven to 375°F (190°C).


Prepare baking pan: Coat the baking pan with cooking spray to prevent sticking.


Mix dry ingredients: Mix powdered sugar, cocoa powder, and flour until combined.


Heat wet ingredients: Heat milk and water until warm, then mix with dry ingredients until smooth.


Make meringue: Beat egg whites with cream of tartar until soft peaks form, then gradually add sugar until stiff peaks form.


Mixing the batter: First, fold half of the meringue into the chocolate mixture, then add the remaining meringue.


Baking: Pour into a baking pan and bake for 20 minutes, or until risen and set.


Decoration: Sprinkle with powdered sugar and serve.


Creative Pairing Suggestions:


Romantic Dinner: Pair with fresh berries, low-fat whipped cream, and low-fat chocolate sauce.


Party Occasion: Served with espresso, low-fat vanilla ice cream, and citrus zest.


Afternoon Snack: Pair with herbal tea and chopped nuts.


Cooking Tips:


Room temperature ingredients: Bring egg whites and yolks to room temperature beforehand for easier whipping.


Whipping egg whites: Stiff peaks are key to a fluffy soufflé.


Folding technique: Gently fold to avoid deflating the batter.


Preheat oven: Ensure a stable temperature for optimal rising.


Frequently Asked Questions:


Can dairy be omitted?

Almond milk or oat milk can be used instead of cow's milk.


How to make a taller soufflé: Whip the egg whites until stiff peaks form and fold gently.


Recommended toppings: Powdered sugar, fresh berries.


Preparation time: Approximately 45 minutes (25 minutes prep, 20 minutes bake).


Nutritional Information (per serving, approx. 100g):

Calories: 150 calories

Sugar: 18g

Sodium: 50mg

Fat: 3g (1g saturated fat, 2g unsaturated fat, 0g trans fat)

Carbohydrates: 29g

Fiber: 3g

Protein: 5g

Cholesterol: 30mg

This low-fat chocolate soufflé, with its light texture and rich flavor, is an ideal choice for satisfying chocolate cravings, suitable for health-conscious yet delicious eaters.

Chocolate Soufflé (low-fat)  Chocolate Soufflé (low-fat) Reviewed by EL KATIBI MARIA on February 02, 2026 Rating: 5

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