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Truffles Recipes: Homemade Gourmet Treats![]() Looking to make a gourmet candy gift? These Chocolate Truffles Recipes will show you how to make truffles for your sweetheart. Soft, rich chocolate, yum...there's nothing like it. No candy gift is more romantic that gourmet chocolate and chocolate truffles is as good as it gets and now you can make them on your own. Package them individually in foil wrappers or in gourmet gift boxes made for chocolates. Add a romantic gift message then suprise your boyfriend, girlfriend, husband or wife. Oh, and don't forget to leave some for yourself. Gotta treat yourself, uh, I mean test them before you give them away. Learn to make dark chocolate truffles, white chocolate truffles, cookies and cream truffles and more will be added later. Nothing is more romantic then a homemade gift and these truffles recipes will help you make phenomenal candy gifts for your loved ones. Enjoy! ***Click here for Chocolate Covered Truffles- Pictorial Recipe***
Chocolate Truffles RecipesChocolate Covered Truffles
(Yields about 3 dozen truffles.)
White Chocolate Truffles
(Makes about 2 dozen truffles.)
Cookies And Cream Truffles
(Makes about 40 truffles .) ***Note: Pregnant or nursing women, young children or any with animmune deficiency should not eat foods made with raw eggs.
Enjoy these chocolate truffles recipes. Come back to visit. More recipes to come! Pictorial Truffles Recipes: Chocolate Covered TrufflesMake it easy on yourself. Make homemade truffles by following this pictorial recipe. This truffles recipe is a version of the chocolate covered one above, except instead of dipping in melted semi-sweet chocolate we substituted cocoa powder. The initial kick of the powder is strong, but what a tasty combination with the soft semi-sweet underneath. Your friends and family won't believe you made these yourself. Just follow the recipe above minus the extra semi-sweet chocolate in which to dip the truffles. The candy thermometer is vitally important so you don't overheat the ingredients and create the wrong texture. They are inexpensive and are easily found at the store amongst other kitchen untensils and equipment. 1. Melting and Combining Ingredients:Melt semisweet chocolate in double boiler over hot water. I like to place an individual burner next to the work area. It just makes it easier to have all the equipment, supplies and ingredients close together. 2. Heat Other Ingredients: Heat butter, creamer and vanilla in another saucepan to 125° F on a candy thermometer. Add to semisweet chocolate all at once, beating until smooth and creamy. This burner is perfect because it has two sides so I could melt the chocolate and heat the other ingredients at the same time. This is the consistency you should have. 3. Chill in Refrigerator: Chill chocolate in refrigerator until nearly set but still pliable. 4. Cool Chocolate on Baking Pan: Next beat with mixer until light and fluffy on medium speed. Spread on 9 inch buttered pan until chocolate sets enough to roll into small balls. 5. Roll into Bowls and Cover with Cocoa Powder: Scrape small amount of chocolate with your hands and roll into balls. Drop in small bowl of cocoa powder and sprinkle some powder on top. Roll the balls around in bowl until covered. Shake off excess powder. Finished Truffles: Voila! Done. Package truffles in decorative candy boxes or gift bags or just eat them yourself :) These truffles recipes are to die for. More to come later. Homemade Chocolate Truffles Recipes to Deluxe Sweets and Candy Gifts Home
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