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Chocolate semi-spheres

Appears in
Patisserie: A Masterclass in Classic and Contemporary Patisserie

By William Curley and Suzue Curley

Published 2014

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  • Polish a plastic sphere mould. Using a ladle, fill the cavities up to the rim with tempered chocolate (1), scraping off any excess.

  • Tap the sides of the mould with the scraper to remove any air bubbles. (2)

  • Turn the mould upside down over a large bowl and tap again to remove any further excess chocolate. (3)

  • Scrape off any excess chocolate (4), and place the mould upside down on a plastic tray lined with silicone baking paper. Leave to set for 2 hours in a cool, dry place or until the chocolate comes away from the mould.

  • Twist the mould like an ice cube tray to loosen the spheres, then turn it upside down onto a clean surface. (5)

  • To join the 2 halves together, follow the instructions for the Chocolate & Jasmine Sphere.

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