Intensely chocolate, this classic French dessert hints at why Paris is called the city of Love. Who doesn’t love Mousse au Chocolate, or any other food produced by the French.

Although the French didn’t know about chocolate until the 17th century when Spain shared its guilty little pleasure, they’ve taken chocolate to new heights of deliciousness ever since.

Mousse, which means, foam, originated in France in the 18th century, but no need to catch an 8 hour flight to Paris to enjoy it, here’s a recipe to satisfy your chocolate longing. Can you say, “miam-miam!” (Yum)

This recipe is only one of the 50 traditional French recipes in the book, “How to Cook French Pastry.” This yummy book that I picked up in the gift shop at Versailles, is one of the six prizes you can win.

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