For the middle layer, you’ll have to prep the coconut-chocolate mousse yourself by following the steps below.
In a medium sized bowl add coconut cream. If you want to learn how to make coconut cream from coconut milk, see the dedicated section from the article.
Use a whisk (or even a fork) to whip the cream for 60-90 seconds until the cream expands (similar to how heavy cream expends when whipped). You can also use an electric mixer which will make the cream really smooth.
Next, add cacao powder and incorporate it into the cream.
You should end-up with a thick chocolate mousse that has a dark-brown color.
Now it’s time to add the natural sweetener - for this recipe will be using dried figs cut in very small slices. Use a spatula to incorporate them into the mousse.
Last, optionally add vanilla powder, mixing for 5-10 seconds in order to incorporate it.
Your chocolate-coconut mousse is now ready! You can use it as is now or you can place it in the fridge to cool down and to let the flavors combine (30-60 minutes is ok).