The Kingsbury Chocolate company will teach you how to make chocolate truffles that are amazingly delicious and as professional as the chocolates you will find in gourmet stores. You will make three kinds of chocolate truffles that include:
The Kingsbury Chocolate company will teach you how to make chocolate truffles that are amazingly delicious and as professional as the chocolates you will find in gourmet stores. You will make three kinds of chocolate truffles that include:
You will learn the secrets behind making fantastic truffles that you can serve to friends and family at parties and special events. We will start by teaching you how to make and prepare ganache. Then the techniques for dipping and decorating your truffles. Finally you will learn how to decorate each truffle to create a sumptuous chocolate experience.
Kingsbury Chocolates opened for business in November, 2001. Self-trained chocolatier Rob Kingsbury embraced his Vermont maple sugar roots and inherited his love of confection making from his grandparents. Starting with his family's recipes, Rob tweaked them with finer imported chocolate and novel ingredients. Today his maple popcorn crunch drizzled in chocolate is a daily thank you to his grandparents love of family and sweets — who sold their original maple popcorn at a roadside stand. Today's chocolates and confections showcase Kingsbury's sophisticated whimsy.
This course will share with you some of Robert's chocolate heritage and will be sure to impress your friends and family with these amazing chocolate truffles.
A detailed list of the ingredients needed to make 3 different truffle flavors, as well as the utensils and equipment.
Print out or download the detailed recipe for these creamy white chocolate strawberry lemon truffles.
Print out or download the recipe for these lovely milk chocolate lavender honey truffles.
Print out or download the detailed recipe for rich dark chocolate mocha truffles.
What is a truffle? What is couverture chocolate? What is....? Rob answers some of the most asked questions about truffles and chocolate.
Using a liqueur, learn step by step how to create this velvety smooth ganache by infusing the key flavors of strawberry and lemon into white chocolate using Limoncello.
By infusing dried lavender flowers into hot cream, you will learn how to bring the perfume notes of soft lavender with sweet honey into luscious 33% milk chocolate.
The "tried and true" flavors of coffee and chocolate are blended together to create these rich dark chocolate mocha truffles.
Whether you're hand rolling your ganache into little bite sized balls, or cutting it into squares - both techniques are shown in detail.
What is a tempering machine? What is the benefit of a tempering machine? How to use one and do you need one?
See just how easy it is to finish your little work of art with simple style.
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