Scoop the coconut cream from a full - fat can of coconut milk and
heat over a double boiler or in the microwave.
If the icing solidifies before the cake cools,
heat it over a double boiler again and stir until it is soft and malleable.
Heat over a double boiler or in a microwave for about 30 seconds until just melted.
Not exact matches
Start
heating the water in the
double boiler, or if you're using a large bowl instead, set the bowl
over a pan of boiling water, making sure the bowl doesn't actually touch the water.
Melt the peanut butter and coconut oil together in a
double boiler set
over medium
heat.
Melt the chocolate and coconut oil in a
double boiler over medium - low
heat or place a glass bowl on top saucepan of simmering water.
If you need to keep it warm I suggest keeping it on the stove
over very low
heat (whisking occasionally), or in a
double boiler.
In a pan, melt the chocolate with the butter
over very low
heat, or melt using a
double boiler.
Place the chopped chocolate, kosher salt, and corn syrup in a bowl and
heat gently until 1/3 of the chocolate is melted — do this in short bursts in a microwave or
over a
double boiler.
Place the chopped chocolate and butter in a small
heat - safe bowl and melt in the microwave in 30 - second bursts at 70 % power or
over a
double boiler, stirring until melted and smooth.
Cook the mixture
over a saucepan of simmering water or in a
double boiler,
over medium
heat, until the mixture is thick enough to coat the back of a spoon, about 10 minutes.
Over a
double boiler on a low
heat, slowly melt the butter, sugar and cocoa until smooth and shiny.
Over a double boiler *, preferably using a glass bowl over top of the pot as it heats more slowly, add the dark chocolate and cream for the fill
Over a
double boiler *, preferably using a glass bowl
over top of the pot as it heats more slowly, add the dark chocolate and cream for the fill
over top of the pot as it
heats more slowly, add the dark chocolate and cream for the filling.
In a
double boiler, gently melt the chocolate
over low
heat.
Place the chocolate chips, the coconut oil, the maple syrup, the flax eggs and the brown sugar in a
double boiler over medium
heat.
If you bring eggs to room temp before cooking, keep whisking
over a medium low
heat, you do not need to use a
double boiler or strain.
Combine all of the ingredients in a
double boiler over low to medium
heat.
Melt chocolate chips, butter, and coconut oil in a
double -
boiler (or simply place a
heat - proof bowl on top of a pot to create the same effect)
over low
heat.
Prepare a
double boiler and melt the semi-sweet chocolate
over medium - high
heat until smooth.
In a
heat - safe bowl, melt the chocolate (use your microwave in 30 second increments or
over a
double -
boiler).
Place a
double boiler (or a stainless bowl placed
over a pot of water) on low
heat and bring to a simmer.
In a
double boiler over low
heat, melt butter and chocolate chips together.
In a
double boiler over medium
heat combine butter, chocolate chips and corn syrup.
While the bacon is cooking, place the chocolate chips in a small sauce pan or in a
double boiler, and melt
over medium - low
heat.
Gently melt the cacao butter and coconut butter together
over a
double boiler (glass bowl
over a pot of boiling water), remove from
heat and add the vanilla powder, coconut nectar and stevia, if using.
Remember the rules when melting chocolate: If using a
double boiler, do not allow the top bowl to touch the water, this will prevent the chocolate to
over heat, and burn.
Melt chocolate in a
heat - proof bowl
over a pot of simmering water (or using a
double boiler), stirring frequently.
Heat the
double boiler or put a glass bowl
over a saucepan with simmering water.
TIP: I always have caramel and chocolate sauce in my fridge; it keeps for quite a while.CHOCOLATE DRIZZLE: Place the butter and chopped chocolate in a
double boiler (or in a
heat safe dish
over a pot of boiling water).
Prepare a
double boiler:
heat about 2 inches of water in a medium saucepan
over low
heat.
In a
double boiler or a saucepan
over very low
heat, melt the coconut oil and sweetener.
To make the dark chocolate coating, melt the cacao butter
over a very low
heat using a
double boiler or
heat proof bowl
over a simmering saucepan.
If you make the ganache ahead and need to warm it up so you can spread it on the cupcakes, you can very gently
over very low
heat in a
double boiler warm it through.
When ready to serve,
heat in microwave or
over double boiler.
Gently melt the chocolate
over low
heat or with a
double boiler with the coconut oil.
On a
double boiler,
over medium to low
heat, melt the chocolate chips.
Place a
heat - proof bowl
over a simmering pot of water as in a
double -
boiler.
In a
double boiler over medium
heat, melt the cacao butter until liquid then stir in the maple syrup and remove from
heat.
Melt a generous cup of chocolate chips or chopped chocolate in a
double boiler over medium
heat.
Position the oven rack to its lowest setting and pre-
heat oven to 325 ° F. Prepare a
double boiler by adding 2 ″ of water to a pot set
over medium
heat and placing a bowl that fits snugly on top of it.
Melt the chocolate in a
double boiler set
over medium - high
heat.
Prepare the hot fudge sauce by melting the chocolate in a
double boiler over medium
heat (microwaving would work, as well — but microwaves freak me out so we don't own one).
In a
double boiler start the butter, coconut oil, and chocolate chips melting
over medium
heat.
You can also use a saucepan
over very low
heat, if you don't have a
double boiler.
Melt the chocolate chips
over low
heat in a
double boiler.
In a
double boiler over medium
heat, melt the chocolate and coconut oil.
In a
double boiler over medium
heat, melt the chocolate.
If you want to add a bit of a carob glaze to decorate the bars, place homemade carob chips and 1 teaspoon of coconut oil in a
double boiler or
over very low
heat until melted.
In a
double boiler over medium - low
heat, melt chocolate.
Combine all ingredients except walnuts in top of
double boiler over low
heat, stirring frequently until melted and smooth.