Here is
a chocolate mold with basket weave: http://www.flavortools.com/8h-4895.html smaller than the clay one suggested but I think it could be pieced together.
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Place a piece of parchment paper on a plate and spread the chocolate mixture with a spatula on to the paper and then freeze for 30 minutes (or if you have
a chocolate mold, as featured above, place the chocolate mixture into your mold and freeze).
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I have to get
a chocolate mold (thank you for the link to Amazon,) a silicon mold for chips and a scale and I could be known as the chocolate chip gal!
Pour chocolate mixture into a silicon
chocolate mold and drop a few raisins and sprinkle some seeds into each cavity.
I used a small loaf pan lined with parchment paper to stand in as
a chocolate mold, but if you have a mold I recommend using that as the parchment method doesn't exactly make for the most photogenic bar or chocolate.
Place
chocolate mold on top of a wooden cutting board or something sturdy for easy transferring later.
Melt your dark chocolate and pour half of it into
a chocolate mold or, if you don't have one, into muffin cups (paper or silicone — check out these ones on our Pow shop!)
If cooled but still room temp would it be thin enough to fill
a chocolate mold?
Divide your mix into four «balls» and press these onto
a chocolate mold or a measuring spoon that's shaped like mine if you have one.
I used an Easter Egg mold I had from a few years ago (when I made this Protein Easter Egg monstrosity) and the small silicone duck
chocolate mold I got last week.
Get out
a chocolate mold (if you don't have one, get THIS here if you're in the UK — crazy value for money!
Grab little bits of your protein dough and add little «balls» of it inside
each chocolate mold (on top of the melted chocolate).
No problemo just type «Easter
chocolate mold» and a ton of different ones will appear.
Silicone
chocolate molds: For optimal aesthetics, I recommend using silicone
chocolate molds.
The combination of dark brown
chocolate molds with the dark pecans can be overwhelming.
Consider purchasing edible gold, color mist made by Wilden and accenting
the chocolate molds with the gold food coloring.
To make the classic 3 - finger Kit Kat candy shape, you'll need some specialty
chocolate molds (I bought mine at Sweet Baking Supply and Sugarcraft), but they're super cheap.
I saw all the cute
chocolate molds they have at Amazon and have a couple picked out on my wish list to buy the next time I place an order.
Our gourmet
chocolate molded in an award statue dusted in edible 24 karat gold glitter.
Oh and if you don't have halloween - y
chocolate molds like I do, you can use paper muffin cups.
This is my first attempt of making chocolate candies using
chocolate molds.
I just made a very similar raw cake mix (minus the frosting, which someday I must try) that I pressed into my tiny
chocolate molds and will serve as part of a dessert tonight.
Divide the mixture into small baking cups or
chocolate molds and sprinkle with the chopped pistachios.
If you don't have
chocolate molds or ice cube trays, you could simply use a glass container and cut the chocolate into squares once firm.
You could totally make these into little cups, too, if you don't have
any chocolate molds.
Divide mixture over
the chocolate molds and arrange the topping over it.
Created exclusively for the Village from vintage European
chocolate molds and hand painted, the heirloom piece celebrates the opening of the Old Sturbridge Academy Charter School.
Silicone
chocolate molds: I like using silicone molds for coconut oil recipes like this one.
Silicone
chocolate molds: For optimal aesthetics, I recommend using silicone
chocolate molds.
NOTE: The below measurements allowed me to make exactly two of
these chocolate molds worth of «almond joy» bites, 36 pieces total.
Fill
your chocolate molds with tempered chocolate, scrape off the excess from the edges, tap and shake for 15 seconds to release any air bubbles and ensure all the edges of the mold are coated in chocolate.
If you don't have
chocolate molds or ice cube trays, you could simply use a glass container and cut the chocolate into squares once firm.
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As you can see from my photo, it doesn't make the prettiest
chocolate molds.
1 cup baking soda 3/4 cup cornstarch 1/4 cup Epsom salt 1/2 cup lemon salt or citric acid 10 drops food coloring Essential oil of your choice 3 tblsp of melted coconut oil Molds *
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Since I am a big fan I happened to own a set of R2 - D2
chocolate molds (I told you I was kind of geeky!)
Buy «Flexible Baking Molds» products like Lékué Silicone 15 - Cavity Cylinder - Shaped Baking /
Chocolate Molds, Lékué Silicone 15 - Cavity Rose - Shaped Baking /
Chocolate Molds, Mastrad ® 8 - Piece Cupcake Pops Kit
Some stores even sale OREO
chocolate molds so that OREOS can have all kinds of designs on them.
I especially love my copper cookware that hangs in my kitchen along with several
chocolate molds.
Not exact matches
Milk
Chocolate Hazelnut Cheesecake in a Heart
Mold Make this in a heart - shaped springform pan to entice as if you needed anything extra to get anyone to taste this luscious dessert in a heartbeat.
I use the candy cup
molds to make
chocolate cups like this, I got a few sizes at michaels (I should try to find where I put them in my baking cabinet, it's a mess!)
I also left the
chocolate in the freezer for 20 minutes, instead of 10 as I felt like this helped to harden the
chocolate and made getting it out of the
mold easier.
Somehow, using a small paint brush to spread the melted
chocolate into the
molds reminds us of painting in kindergarten, where there were no mistakes.
I haven't tried transferring the Paleo
chocolate mousse to popsicle
molds and freezing it as fudge pops.
These bonbons call for the same
mold that my healthy homemade
Chocolate Covered Cherries recipe uses.
I did not do this on the first try and I was only able to get a few of the
chocolates successfully out of the
mold.
A little coconut milk, a bit of plain gelatin, and some white
chocolate are warmed and poured into heart - shaped
molds and popped into the fridge to firm up.
To punch up the wow factor, consider using that extra
chocolate to make
chocolate shaped holiday
molds for topping.