Garnishing with Chocolate!
Wow your friends and family with these quick creative ways to add chocolate accents to any dessert!
Shards:
How to:
Use a chef's knife to cut 1/8" shards from a block of cold chocolate. Using cold chocolate will allow the chocolate to naturally break apart as you cut.
Tool Used:
Sharp Chef Knife
Decorating Tip:
Pat onto side of cake or sprinkle on top of cupcake.
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Curls:
How to:
Use a peeler with room temperature milk chocolate. For longer curls, peel from a larger block of chocolate using a long fluid motion.
Tool Used:
Vegetable Peeler
Decorating Tip:
Use atop cupcakes or chocolate mousse
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Ribbons:
How to:
Use a ribbon grater to grate room temperature chocolate. Grate
directly over dessert or onto a piece of parchment as touching the
chocolate after it has been grated will cause it to melt.
Tool Used:
Ribbon Grater
Decorating Tip:
Use on top of pudding or ice cream
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Dust:
How to:
Use chilled chocolate and a fine grater to create a dusting of chocolate. Work directly over dessert or onto parchment and chill before transferring to dessert.
Tool Used:
Fine Grater
Decorating Tip:
Sprinkle on tiramisu or to garnish whipped cream
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ReplyDeleteDisco dust is "real glitter" because it's plastic craft glitter. It's not for use on food. The FDA has NOT approved it as a food additive. It should NOT be used on cakes, cookies, cake pops, cupcakes, or macrons.
Non-toxic is not the same as edible.
If someone is going to eat something, the whole thing needs to be edible, so gum arabic, sanding sugar, or gelatin glitter needs to be used on food, not plastic scrapbooking supplies.