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@*@*@* chocolate dipped fruit @*@*@*@

10 replies

lulumama · 30/01/2007 15:11

How please?

have bought pineapple and mango, and dark chocolate...my sister told me what to do , but have lost the bit of paper i scrawled it on...

and the best way to cut a mango please...x

i know i know, am rubbish at cooking, i know x

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lulumama · 30/01/2007 15:18

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need to make it sooooooon !!

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3rdTriMossTer · 30/01/2007 15:20

Found this on t'internet, don't know if any use for you?

Peel oranges and separate into sections. Wrap sections in plastic wrap so they do not dry out. Rinse strawberries under cold running water, do not remove the stems. Pat berries completely dry with paper towels. Set fruit aside. Fruit should be at room temperature for dipping. Place peanuts in a small bowl.

Into a double boiler top, not over water, grate semi sweet chocolate squares. Set candy thermometer in place, set aside. Heat water to boiling in double boiler bottom; remove from heat. Place double boiler top over hot water. Melt chocolate, stirring constantly with rubber spatula, until temperature reaches 130 degrees F.

Immediately discard hot water from double boiler bottom and refill with cold water to come one-third of the way up the side of the double boiler. Set top in place and cool chocolate, stirring constantly, until chocolate temperature reaches 83 degrees F. Remove double boiler top and replace cold water in bottom with warm water (about 85 degrees F). This will keep the chocolate and dipping consistency longer.

With fingers, hold one piece of fruit at a time and dip it into chocolate, leaving part of fruit uncovered. Shake off excess chocolate or gently scrape one side of fruit to remove excess. Place on waxed paper. Working quickly, stir peanuts into leftover chocolate in pan. Drop mixture by tablespoonfuls onto waxed paper. Let chocolate covered fruit and peanut clusters stand until chocolate is set (about 10 minutes) before removing from waxed paper.

MrsBadger · 30/01/2007 15:24

cut fruit into lumps and put on kicthen roll to absorb excess juice. Mago instructions here

melt the chocolate in a pudding basin over a saucepan of water, take off heat when all melted.

line some baking trays with parchment or greaseproof

leave the choc till nearly cool

put fruitlumps on skewer

dip in choc

take off skewer onto tray

repeat till all done

leave till set

eat leftover choc with spoon

lulumama · 30/01/2007 15:24

noooooooooooooooo!1 too complicated ! involves tempratures !!! blardy hell..will wing it

thanks though xxxxx

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lulumama · 30/01/2007 15:24

thanks MrsB ! x

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lulumama · 30/01/2007 15:24

esp eat left over choc bit x

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3rdTriMossTer · 30/01/2007 15:29

Hehe and to think you were meant to be sending me some simple recipes!!!! Good luck with the choccie fruit sounds lovely!!!

lulumama · 30/01/2007 15:30

yes...mossy...simple i can do..

i never ever ever ever do desserts....ever !

and i can do more than nuttella sandwiches

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3rdTriMossTer · 30/01/2007 15:35

Oi! I can make cheese'n'ham butties as well you know! I am a woman of many talents

lulumama · 30/01/2007 18:05

thank you mrsb....

fruit is dipped xx

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