
Retro & Traditional / Fruit & confectionery
Dark Chocolate Truffles Rolled in Cocoa
Truffles roll quickly by hand, in irregular balls. The matte cocoa contrasts with a dense and smooth ganache when cut.
24 truffles of about 18 g before coating; 12 servings / Truffles roll quickly by hand, in irregular balls. The matte cocoa contrasts with a dense and smooth ganache when cut.
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Truffles roll quickly by hand, in irregular balls. The matte cocoa contrasts with a dense and smooth ganache when cut.
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Preparation
- Pour the simmering cream three times over the chopped chocolate. Mix in the center to obtain a smooth emulsion.
- When the ganache is lukewarm, add the butter. Pour into shallow dish, cover and refrigerate for 3 hours.
- Divide into 24 servings close to 18 g. Roll quickly with fresh hands; keep a slightly irregular shape rather than a perfect sphere.
- Roll the truffles in the cocoa, then pat them to remove the surplus. The remaining cocoa is not added to the ganache.
- Keep in the refrigerator and go out 10 minutes before serving. A truffle can be cut in half to show the center.
Preserve and Serve
5 days in the refrigerator in a closed box.
Baking tips for this recipe
- Chop the chocolate into regular pieces to facilitate its melting on contact with the cream.
- Mix in the center and gradually widen the gesture to obtain a smooth ganache, without unnecessarily incorporating air.
- Respect the indicated rest and temperature of use: a warm, soft or cold ganache does not work in the same way.
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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