Chocolate Caramel & Raspberry Bonbon

Intermediate & Advanced

It’s recommended that you have experience working with chocolate before attending this class.

Livestream Class Recording

£29

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Ready To Make Beautifully Designed Bonbons?

This class focusses on all aspects on making bonbons which includes colouring, shelling, filling and layering and capping.
Each class covers a new bonbon and therefore new designs, flavours and elements.

Technical skills that lead to creative expression

Elements covered in this class …

Chocolate Caramel

A deliciously rich and gooey vegan caramel. This element is a versatile addition to any chocolatiers tools belt. Dress it up or keep it simple. Either way, you’re onto a winner. It’s shelf stable and has a long shelf life as well, making it a good addition to a product line.

White Chocolate Raspberry Disc

Another versatile and shelf stable element that has a long life as there is no water or fresh ingredients added. You can use any shade of chocolate for this element, but white chocolate is perfect for this one as we want that raspberry flavour to shine, and shine it does. One magic element of this disc is that it’s pipe-able, making it a quick and easy component to incorporate into a product line.

Galaxy Design

One of the designs guaranteed to be demonstrated in this class is the Galaxy design, featured in the images on this page. This design is all in the colours you choose and the tools used to apply them. It’s one of my favourite design methods.

Cleaning and Polishing Moulds

This might seem like an obvious point, but caring for your professional moulds is very important. The way you care for them will ensure longevity of the mould and a brilliant, mirror shine on the chocolate.

Shelling & Capping

No matter how much experience you have in this, you can always refine your technique and learn something new. My technique for both these applications has changed over the years, and now I cap by applying chocolate to the back of the mould, rather than using an acetate sheet. It’s quick and easy once you know some little tricks and get some experience under your belt.

Colouring Moulds

We’ll be using naturally coloured cocoa butters (not raw) and stone ground chocolates for decorating the moulds. No fancy equipment will be used, so that everyone can do this at home or work.

How Does It Work?

  • After you’ve purchased this livestream class, you’ll be sent a confirmation email, which includes a link to register for the class.
  • At the time and date of the class you’ll connect via the Zoom (no extra charge to you).
  • You’ll be able to see and hear me. We’ll say hello when you join, so you can confirm you can hear OK.
  • While I’m teaching you can type questions for me to answer. I’ll make sure we answer all questions.
  • You’ll receive the class book and a recording of the session within 1-2 hours of the livestream.
  • If you’ve purchased a class recording, it will be sent to you after you purchase along with the class booklet/recipes.
  • Note: This is not a follow along workshop, so there’s no need to shop for any ingredients prior to the class. You can just relax, watch at home, ask questions and be armed with your new knowledge to get in the kitchen in your own time and go at your own pace.  Of course, you have all recipes and a recording of the class to refer back to whenever you want.