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Can you make chocolate raisins that aren't are sort of poppy mess

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KatyMac · 26/12/2021 21:10

You know more like the ones you buy?
Unless you do them individually onto silicon/greaseproof they've ort of end up a lumpy mass

Help?

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Blondie1984 · 27/12/2021 01:52

Are you using chocolate with some butter or oil mixed in? Melt those together, stir in the raisins then spread as well as you can across a grease proof lined tin, pop in the fridge for 15 mins then break up any large clumps

KatyMac · 27/12/2021 02:11

Yep that's exactly what I get - I'd like individual raisins...

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thekissoflife · 27/12/2021 02:27

I certainly wouldn't add oil or butter to the chocolate. You want the chocolate firmer, not softer.

Did you temper the chocolate first? What sort of chocolate are you using?

KatyMac · 27/12/2021 02:32

Nope no tempering (I forgot about that)

I was hoping to use dark cooking chocolate or maybe some green and blacks but now you have mentioned tempering I think I am out of my depth

I can make a bar to cut up and I can make piles/plops

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thekissoflife · 27/12/2021 02:52

I think you would also need to do them individually. The ones you buy have probably been made in a specialised rolling coating machine.

Clusters could be the easier way to go in the end, perhaps!

KatyMac · 27/12/2021 03:11

Oh they are, I just eat too many!!

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