Showing posts with label Chocolate Christmas Tree. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chocolate Christmas Tree. Show all posts

Wednesday, 28 November 2012

Christmas Chocolate Tree Recipe | Quick Healthy Chocolate Tree Recipe | Chocolate Christmas Tree Recipe

Christmas Chocolate Tree Recipe 
Christmas Chocolate Tree Recipe | Quick Healthy Chocolate Tree Recipe | Chocolate Christmas Tree Recipe
Ingredients
  • 300g dark chocolate, chopped
  • 1 1/2 cups roasted nuts, chopped
  • cake sprinkles for decorating
  • icing sugar to sprinkle over to finish

Procedures:
  • First, you will need to use templates crossed on nonstick baking paper. See photo. You will need one in each of the following sizes: 16 cm, 13 cm, 10 cm, 7 cm and 4 cm. Use a pencil dark enough should turn the paper to put the chocolate in - do any ink on chocolate. You also have to make a 19cm but I suggest you do this directly on the surface to be present in the tree. This may be a pie plate or plate etc.
  • In a medium bowl, melt chocolate microwave on high for 1 minute. Remove and stir until smooth. You may have another 30 seconds.
  • Mix through the nuts. Let the mixture cool slightly, enough so that the chocolate holds its shape and does not spread when spoons are placed on the paper.
  • Spoon the chocolate with a small spoon is easier, along junctions to form the tree branches.
  • Decorate the branches with cake sprinkles.
  • Chocolate sets put an extra tablespoon in the center of each cross that this will help to give height and form of the tree trunk when assembled Keep the remaining hot chocolate on a bowl of hot water while the tree is placed. When you are sure the branches are set, again place a spoonful of chocolate in the center of the branch beginning with cross base 19cm.
  • Place ontop 16cm branch back to their branches are among the basic branches. See the photo of the finished tree. You have to play to get the balance right, sometimes just adding a small piece walnut under one side is all that is needed. Continue all crosses.
  • Leave the Christmas tree chocolate to set. Sprinkle with icing sugar, chocolate tree come alive when you do this - the magic of Christmas.
Christmas Chocolate Tree Recipe | Quick Healthy Chocolate Tree Recipe | Chocolate Christmas Tree Recipe

Christmas Chocolate Tree Recipe | Quick Healthy Chocolate Tree Recipe | Chocolate Christmas Tree Recipe






Christmas Chocolate Tree Recipe | Quick Healthy Chocolate Tree Recipe | Chocolate Christmas Tree Recipe


Saturday, 24 March 2012

Chocolate Christmas Tree

Chocolate Christmas Tree
Recipe By: Norma Chikiamco

Chocolate Christmas Tree
Ingredients: serve 6 to 8
Cartolina
Baking paper

2 packs (8 ounces each) semisweet baking chocolate
1 cup all purpose cream
½ cup semisweet chocolate chips
½ cup chopped nuts
½ - 1 cup mini marshmallows assorted cake decorations

Procedures:
Make the cone for the Christmas tree
Cut the cartonila into a rectangle 20 x 10 inches in size. Draw a line in the center. Attach the baking paper to the cartolina, making sure to cover all sides. Fold one side of the cartolina into the center, using the line as guide. Fold other end over to make a cone. Trim base so cone will stand straight. Seal with tape to keep in place. Set aside.

With knife, chop the semisweet baking chocolate into small pieces. Place in a heatproof bowl.

Heat cream in a saucepan, stirring occasionally, until small bubbles begin to appear. Remove cream from heat and pour it on the pieces of baking chocolate. Cover bowl for about 1 minute to allow chocolate to melt. Stir cream and chocolate together until smooth. Blend chocolate chips, nut and marshmallow into the chocolate mixture.

Stand the pointed end of the cone in side the tall glass(such as a pilsen glass or parfait glass). Spoon the chocolate mixture into the cone. Chill in refrigerator until chocolate hardens, about 4 hours.

Carefully unwrap the chocolate tree from the cartonlina and baking paper. Make the tree stand on a serving dish. Decorate with stars, chocolate dragees or with any desired confectionery. Using melted chocolate as glue.


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