Ingredients -
Chocolate - 230 g (bitter sweet, dark cooking chocolate)
Almonds - 120 g
Raisins - 2 tbsp
Sugar - 2 tbsp
Castor sugar - 1 tsp
Method -
1. Take a deep bottomed heavy pan and roast the
almonds in it on a slow flame until its crunchy.
It will take around 30 -45 minutes to roast it.
Break the almonds in two pieces or ground it
very coarsely when it has roasted.
2. Break the chcolate in small pieces so that it
melts easily.
3. Take a double boiler and melt the chocolate
completely in it, stirring it continuously. Add 2 tbsp
sugar and the raisin in it when the chocolate melts.
4. Temper the chocolate. Place the bowl of melted
chocolate into a bowl with ice water, and stir
slowly but constantly. Once it begins to thicken,
crystallization or "tempering" occurs, take it out
from the cold water. Place the bowl over the
pot of warm water, the trick is to warm it again
without losing the tempering. Take it off the warm
water as soon as it loosen up the chocolate a bit.
5. Add half of the roasted almonds, mix it nicely
with a spatula in the chocolate, add the remaining
half and mix all thoroughly.
6. Take a butter paper or grease an aluminum foil,
place it over a plate, Pour the chocolate and almond
mix quickly over it before it starts setting in. Spread it
in the shape of a bar on the foil. If the chocolate isn't
setting after 6 minutes, then place in the fridge for 2-3
minutes to speed things up.
7. Cut it in pieces and sprinkle castor sugar over it,
serve it and NJOY it with kids, family members and
of course with guests too, everybody is simply going
to love it.
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