Single Origin Dark Chocolate and Rum Truffles
How mesmerizing are these Dark Chocolate and Rum Truffles? Filled with rum infused ganache then enrobed with dark chocolate and decorated with edible gold powder, these truffles are sure to impress.
Single Origin Dark Chocolate and Rum Truffles
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Difficulty
Easy
Yield:
120 Molded or 140 Truffle Shells
Made with luscious Perú Dark Luker Chocolate and Jamaica Rum ganache filling, these Single Origin Dark Chocolate Truffles are as sensational as they look! For a stunning display, brush on some edible gold powder - they'll be hard to resist!
Ingredients
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8.8 oz Heavy Cream
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1.7 oz Glucose Syrup
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9.2 oz Peru 72% Dark Chocolate (+ more if using truffle molds)
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1.7 oz Unsalted Butter
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0.3 oz Dreidoppel Jamaica Rum Paste
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Optional: Dark Truffle Shells
Directions
For Using Truffle Molds
Prepare polycarbonate molds by polishing with a cotton ball.
Temper the chocolate per manufacturer's instructions.
Fill cavities with dark chocolate and tap out air bubbles.
Hold mold upside down and tap out excess chocolate.
Scrape surface to clean the edges of each cavity.
Allow chocolate to crystallize.
Directions for Ganache
Place the 8.8 oz of heavy cream and 1.7 oz of glucose syrup into a sauce pot. When this mixture comes to the boiling stage, slowly pour it onto the 9.2 oz of Perú chopped chocolate. Stir continuously to keep the ganache mixture homogenous.
Set aside to cool 30-35° C or about 88° F. Stir in the 1.7 oz softened butter and the 0.3 oz of Jamaica Rum Flavor Paste at this stage.
Fill into prepared chocolate mold or pre-made truffle shells and allow to crystallize.
Finishing
For pre-made truffle shells: Once the ganache filling has crystallized, enrobe truffles in tempered dark chocolate and top with cocoa powder or decorate to desired design style. For example, we dusted on edible gold powder as seen here!
For chocolate molds: Choose your favorite mold shape and decorate by airbrushing, adding edible glitter, or colored cocoa butter to the mold before filling with chocolate. To achieve the look we've created, coat the plastic mold with Red Cocoa Butter before filling it with chocolate. Once they solidified, the bonbons are beautifully decorated!
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