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Half-Frosted Spritz Wreaths
The dough is poached in fluted rings open in the center; a white half with coconut contrasts with the golden semicircle.
24 rings of 6 cm / Butter paste poached with star piping tip
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The dough is poached in fluted rings open in the center; a white half with coconut contrasts with the golden semicircle.
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Preparation
- Preheat to 170°C. Whisk the butter until creamy, add icing sugar, white, vanilla and salt. Stir in flour without working long.
- Pipe 24 rings of 6 cm keeping a hole of 3 to 3.5 cm before cooking to take into account the relaxation; connect the ends without superimposing a large thickness. Spread on two plates.
- Cook 12 to 14 minutes per baking tray, just to golden edges. Cool on a wire rack. Cool 30 minutes before chocolate.
- Gently melt the white chocolate. Soak half of each cold ring, let it flow and then sprinkle this half with a little coconut. Lay flat on paper.
- Let crystallize for 45 minutes in a cool room. Keep holes free; no hanging decor.
Preserve and Serve
5 days in hermetic box in the cool and dry.
Baking tips for this recipe
- Work the dough just enough to combine the ingredients after adding flour; avoid prolonged kneading.
- Respect the temperature of the butter and the indicated rest. If a cutting paste becomes sticky, cool it before shaping.
- Keep a regular thickness between pieces of the same batch and monitors the edges at the end of cooking. Let cool before garnishing.
Substitutions and variations
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Keep the type of chocolate provided for the structure or ganache. Switching from dark chocolate to white chocolate changes the balance: the quantities do not transpose directly.
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