Ingredients
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8
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1/2
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Directions
Bittersweet Chocolate-Cassis Truffles, Indulge yourself! These easy truffles feature a hint of Crme de Cassis liqueur (my favorite) Hint: Make sure to finely chop the chocolate before you begin, or it may not completely melt when whisked with the cream If there are lumps in your truffle mixture, set it over a slightly larger bowl of hot (not boiling) water and stir until melted , OMG!!! These deserves a cagillion stars! First have to say that I had to sub the creme de cassis for another from France, a mure blackberry The flavour was very mild but lovely used a dark chocolate for the centers and dusted 1/2 with Callebaut cocoa and 1/2 with Blackshire cocoa Yes, it is black I don’t think the photo really portraits that tho’ My grandaughter is getting married in two weeks and I am not able to attend so I thought I would make a few batches to send along with DH Thank you so much for sharing your recipe they will make awesome Christmas pressies! I made these for ZWT5 for The GroovyGastronomes
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Steps
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Place the Chocolate in a Medium-Size Heatproof Bowl. |
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Bring the Cream Just to a Boil in a Small Saucepan. as Soon as It Begins to Boil, Pour It Through a Fine Strainer and Into the Bowl With the Chocolate. |
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Whisk the Cream and Chocolate Together Until the Chocolate Is Completely Melted. Whisk in the Crme De Cassis. |
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Cover and Refrigerate Until Stiff and Cold, at Least 3 Hours and Up to 1 Day. |
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Scoop Up Some of the Chilled Chocolate Mixture With a Very Small Scoop, or a Teaspoon and Roll Between Your Palms to Make 3/4-Inch Balls (they Don't Have to Be Perfectly Round). Work Quickly So the Chocolate Doesn't Melt in Your Hands. (i Just Used the Small Scoop and Did not Roll in My Hands) Transfer the Balls to a Waxed Paper-Lined Baking Sheet, Setting Them 1/2-Inch Apart. |
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Wipe Your Hands Periodically With Paper Towels to Remove Any Chocolate Left Behind from Rolling. |
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If the Truffle Mixture Becomes Too Soft to Roll, Return It to the Refrigerator Briefly to Firm Up Before Continuing. |
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Lightly Cover the Balls With Plastic Wrap and Return to the Refrigerator Until Cool and Firm. Place the *cocoa Powder in a Pie Plate or Other Flat-Bottomed Dish With Sides, and Roll the Truffles in the Cocoa Powder a Few at a Time, Until Coated. |
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Store the Truffles in a Waxed Paper-Lined Tin in the Refrigerator Until Ready to Serve. |
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*another Idea Would Be to Roll the Truffles in a Finely Powdered Nut Mixture. |
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If You'd Like to Make Your Own Creme De Cassis, Try Recipe #183432. |
