It’s recommended that you have experience with making and tempering chocolate before attending this class.
Price: £19
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Learn To Make Beautifully Designed Chocolate Confections
Technical skills that lead to creative expression
The techniques and recipes covered in this class are versatile and can be used in many different ways across desserts and chocolates.
Pralines make a wonderful enrobed chocolate just as they are. They can also be piped into bonbon cavities to create one or more of the layers inside.
The maple cookie dough can also be cut into bars and used as a base for a candy bar or cut into a disc and used as a layer inside of a bonbon. Likewise, this recipes serves very well as a crust or tart base.
Although it may seem like a simple confection to make, the beauty in learning all the recipes and steps is that they can then be applied across the board in your dessert and chocolate making.
Learning is all about building on foundations, adding one brick at a time and one day you look back and marvel at how far you have come by simply learning one thing at a time. Each skill, each base recipe takes you into new and exciting areas of possibility.
Elements covered in this class …
Layering
We will use 2 different silicone moulds to create a layered praline sphere and insert a cookie dough disc into the praline. This will then be enrobed in white and dark chocolate to create a swirly finish on the praline.
Maple Cookie Dough
A great base recipe to use for creating any kind of soft, sweet cookie dough layer for your confections and bonbons. This cookie dough disc has a long shelf life – I have used this in my bonbons and their shelf life has been min 2 months.
Praline
We will be making two pralines in this class and layering them inside one another to create an intriguing visual finish and an interesting eating experience. Both pralines are made a little differently and will give you some options to choose from when creating your chocolates.
Swirling
This technique can be applied using two chocolate of different shades. The more intensely different they are, the more the design stands out. This method can be used across your chocolate and dessert work.