Chocolate Truffles for Valentine’s Day
Valentine’s Day is coming and there’s nothing more romantic than preparing our gift when we love, especially when it comes to classic chocolates that we love the girls and, occasionally, even them.
There are plenty of recipes to make, some easier than others, but all ideal for this date. However, I want to leave with a very simple recipe I was taught at home: a chocolate truffle filled with Oreo cookie, you can give to your boyfriend on this special day.
Ingredients:
* 1 package of Oreo cookies (Classic)
* 1 package cream cheese
* 1 bar of dark chocolate (coverage)
* 1 white chocolate bar coverage
* 1 tablespoon butter
* 20 pirotines for chocolate (the color you choose)
Preparation:
Grind the biscuits by hand until the crumbs are uniform (you can use a round stone for this), then put in a container the contents of the package.
In a glass bowl, beat cream cheese you left previously tempered to be able to handle it with ease.
Then when you have made creamy consistency, add graham crackers and integrate until you can form balls or rectangles.
After Freeze in refrigerator until solid.
In two other Pyrex containers placed the contents of the white chocolate and bitter chocolate and heat respectively just over a minute in microwave to melt, the bitter chocolate as you melt together the butter.
If you have a furnace of these at home, you can melt it in a water bath, for that pot boil water in a wide mouth and when it breaks in a small saucepan boil immerse handle in and then place the chocolate to dissolve.
Finally, remove from refrigerator frozen balls and roll it in warm chocolate, then refrigerate to harden. Finally, with white chocolate and a plastic bag, make a mini manga to decorate each truffle and refrigerate.
Presentation:
Gift, you need a special box that can take the form of heart or not. If you can reserve this gift for chocolate base with other chocolates that come and fill every place. Cover and gift ends with tape or red water color that matches the box.
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