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Chocolate Truffles and Confections

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Professional Baking

By Wayne Gisslen

Published 2008

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Chocolate truffles get their name because of their resemblance to black truffles, the aromatic underground fungus prized by gourmets.

In their simplest form, chocolate truffles are simply balls of chocolate ganache, the thick mixture of chocolate and cream that was introduced. Ganache can be made not only with dark chocolate but also milk chocolate and white couverture. Many flavorings and other ingredients can be added to create a variety of confections. Review the discussion of ganache.

The simplest way of finishing truffles, and one of the most popular, is simply to coat the balls of ganache with cocoa powder. This technique is used in the first recipe in this section, Dark Chocolate Truffles.

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