I am planning on making a cute little desert for my family that involves steam melting (putting the bars in a glass bowl under steam) hersheys Cookies and Cream chocolate bars and then pouring them in a ice tray as a mold. However I want to coat the White Chocolate in the Milk Chocolate upon pouring them into the mold. Any ideas of how i could do that due to it seeming quite impossible in my mind?
Chocolate – Hersey Cookies and Creame Treat
dessertmelting-chocolate
Related Topic
- Dessert – Why Do Chefs Use Gold and Silver Leaf?
- Why does a mix of condensed milk, cocoa and coconut solidify in the fridge
- Chocolate – Does tempered chocolate remain tempered and only needs liquefying
- Coffee – Making Coffee Flavored Melted Chocolate for Drizzling
- Chocolate – How to add flavorings and colorings to white chocolate
- Chocolate – How best to melt and reform chocolate
- Baking Cookies – Why Do Coconut Cookies Have a Bitter Underlying Taste?
- Add peanut butter to cook and serve pudding to make peanut butter pie? If so, do I use less liquid
Best Answer
Basically, you have to either pour the hot one over the cold one, or dip cold in hot.
Freeze the first solid section in the moulds, then set on a wire baking tray & pour over your second layer. This method will bind to the wire if you're not careful.
Alternatively, dip the cold in the hot & lay on a non-stick surface. This method tends to spread out a bit, so leave plenty of room around each chunk. Alternatively, don't dip to full-depth to allow for some run-off.
DaringGourmet has a recipe showing both methods, though over a different substrate - Marzipan Truffles