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Chocolate Strips and Fans

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Professional Baking

By Wayne Gisslen

Published 2008

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Chocolate strips are used for coating cakes and pastries (see Pralinette, and Feuille d’Automne). Chocolate fans are used as decorations for various cakes and pastries. As in the case of chocolate strips, chocolate does not have to be tempered for this procedure. Melted, untempered chocolate may be used.

Heat a clean half-sheet pan at 325°F(160°C) for 4 minutes. Use a clean, un-warped pan, preferably one reserved for chocolate work only. The tray should be warm but not too hot to handle. (The purpose of warming the pan is to enable you to spread a thinner coat of chocolate; be careful, however, not to get the pan too hot. Some chefs prefer to use cold trays.) Turn the sheet upside down and spread melted chocolate in a thin, even layer on the bottom of the pan. Let stand until the chocolate looks cloudy, then refrigerate until set. Remove from the refrigerator and let warm to room temperature.

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