Polish the praline mould well with a piece of kitchen roll. The better you polish the mould, the more beautiful the shine will be afterwards!
Carefully heat the cocoa butter colours in warm water or in the microwave. If you put the colours in warm water, just make sure that the water exceeds 45 °C. Set the microwave to a low wattage and remove the colours every 15-20 seconds and shake briefly.
As soon as the colours are liquid, you can now either spray them into the polished moulds (directly from the bottle or with a brush) or you can also paint in patterns as you wish and as you like. If you decide to use the spraying method, be sure to line the area around the mould with some kitchen roll.
Then turn the mould over once, wipe it on kitchen paper and scrape off the remaining paint residue with a metal horn.
Now place the mould in the fridge for approx. 10 minutes and allow the cocoa butter colours to set.
Once the colours have set, take a silicone brush and carefully brush the moulds with the tempered couverture. Finally, fill all the moulds completely with the couverture, tap the back of your spatula against the sides of the mould a few times to remove the air bubbles and empty the couverture back into your container.
When emptying the couverture, tap against the mould several times (preferably also with the back of your spatula or with a chocolate hammer) and then scrape the edges of the mould clean with a metal horn.
Now fill your cooled fruit caramel into the moulds using a piping bag, leaving approx. 2 mm space to the edge as this will still be sealed with the couverture.
Now leave the mould to stand again (10 minutes in the fridge, 6 hours at room temperature) so that the caramel sets and the chocolates are easier to seal.
It is best to use a piping bag for sealing. Pour the couverture onto the filling, tap briefly so that everything is evenly distributed and scrape off the edges neatly with a metal horn.
Place the whole mould in the fridge for approx. 20 to 30 minutes. Before you turn the chocolates out, simply bend the mould slightly at both ends so that the chocolates really do come out on their own.
Now stand the mould upright and quickly turn it out onto the table. The chocolates should fall out by themselves.
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Pralinen und kleingebäck
By: Cosetta Zurfluh On 2023-05-30Bin einfach begeistert von diesen tollen Rezepten.ich Gratuliere ihnen bin stolz darauf euer Kunde zu sein. Dankeschön ?
Replied by: Nicholas Burk On 2023-05-31
Super Rezept:
By: Nicholas On 2021-06-17Megageiles Rezept und echt easy in der Umsetzung! Ich persönlich finde aber die Version mit dunkler Schokolade besser, da mir das mit weisser etwas zu süss ist, aber das bleibt natürlich jedem selber überlassen! Vielen Dank für das Teilen von dem Rezept!
Replied by: Nicholas Burk On 2021-10-26