It also is very nice
when poured over chocolate desserts or a variety of other plated desserts.
(You can also throw the empty pod in there to infuse more flavor; just make sure you remove
it when you pour this over your chocolate)
Not exact matches
When chocolate is well melted, place a ball on a folk and
pour the melted
chocolate over using a spoon.
Don't let it sit out for too long though or the dark
chocolate will start melting
when you
pour the white
chocolate over.
When butter is completely melted and the mixture is heated through (bubbles will start to form at the sides of the pan, but don't let it develop into a full boil), remove from heat and
pour over the
chocolate chips.
When the cream simmers,
pour it
over the
chocolate and let it sit for a few minutes, then whisk gently until the
chocolate blends with the cream.
When the cream has come to a boil,
pour over the chopped
chocolate, and whisk until smooth.
When the butter has melted
pour the hot cream mixture
over the broken
chocolate pieces, whisking gently until the
chocolate has melted and the mixture is smooth.
Pour about 2/3's of the caramel over the chocolate and carefully spread across (ensure the caramel isn't hot when you pour it over or it will melt the chocola
Pour about 2/3's of the caramel
over the
chocolate and carefully spread across (ensure the caramel isn't hot
when you
pour it over or it will melt the chocola
pour it
over or it will melt the
chocolate).
So
when I made it for the third time, I made a layer cake out of a double recipe and created a gluten free Sacher Torte with apricot filling and a
chocolate pour over glaze.
Heat the heavy cream in a saucepan
over medium heat,
when it starts to bubble at the edges,
pour the cream
over the
chocolate.
When the caramel filing has firmed,
pour the melted
chocolate topping
over the caramel.
When cooled,
poured this
over top of cake and decorated with reserved hazelnuts and
chocolate shavings.
This indent will help keep the peanut butter in place
when pouring the warm
chocolate over the cookies.
The
chocolate shapes would be prettier with them but you can also
pour the
chocolate mixture
over an aluminum foil lined baking sheet and
when the
chocolate has solidified you can just cut it with your hands or a knife into chunks.
When bubbles start to appear at the edges, but the mixture is not boiling,
pour the hot cream
over the
chocolate and let it sit for 1 minute.