Crispy Praline Chocolates

Crispy Praline Chocolates

With just three ingredients and three minutes to make, these Crispy Praline Chocolates are so easy to make, your waistline may regret your finding this recipe 😉 They’re just as good as some shop-bought chocolates costing loads more, and ThermoHubby John practically begs me to make them!

With just three ingredients and three minutes to make, these Crispy Praline Chocolates are so easy to make, your waistline may regret your finding this recipe 😉

My Crispy Praline Chocolates will grace your table at Easter, Christmas, New Year, or “just because.” They make a great TIY (Thermomix It Yourself) gift to bring as a hostess gift, a little something for Grandma, and even as an end-of-year gift for your children’s school teacher, piano teacher or Scout leader. Who would you give these chocolates to?

Two kinds of chocolate form the base of this Crispy Praline Chocolates recipe : dark chocolate and praline chocolate.

Crispy Praline Chocolates

With just three ingredients and three minutes to make, these Crispy Praline Chocolates are so easy to make, your waistline may regret your finding this recipe 😉 They’re just as good as some shop-bought chocolates costing loads more, and ThermoHubby John practically begs me to make them!
Cook Time: 3 minutes
Resting time: 15 minutes
Total Time: 3 minutes
Course: Chocolate, Gift, Snack, TIY
Keyword: Chocolate, Crispy Praline Chocolates
Servings: 50 pieces
Author: Madame Thermomix

Ingredients

  • 200 g dark chocolate broken into squares
  • 200 g praline chocolate broken into squares
  • 12 crispy crepe biscuits

You will also need

  • chocolate moulds in your choice of shapes (Easter eggs, hearts, stars, squares, etc.)

Instructions

  • Put the chocolate pieces into your Thermomix bowl and chop 10 seconds/Speed 8. Scrape down the sides of the bowl with the spatula to get all the chocolate down to the bottom of the bowl.
  • Melt chocolate 3 minutes/50° C/Speed 1.5. Scrape down sides of bowl and melt again 1 minute/50° C/Speed 1.5 or until the chocolate is fully melted and your mixture is smooth. During this time, take the crispy crepe biscuits out of their packaging and set aside on a plate, for instance.
  • Set your Thermomix on 1 minute/Speed 3 and break up the crepe biscuits over the hole in the lid, making sure all the pieces are mixed into the chocolate. Use your spatula for the final mix if required.
    Crunch up the biscuits in your hand as you drop them through the hole in the Thermomix lid
  • Use a small spoon to fill your chocolate moulds.
    Use a small spoon to fill your chocolate moulds - or risk being required to eat all the bits that overflow ;-)
  • Let set in the refrigerator for 15 minutes, then unmould and serve, or pack into gift boxes or gift bags.

Notes

Great with Champagne, coffee, milk, Port wine or a rich Maury or Mas Amiel.
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These sweet biscuits are called Crêpes Dentelles in French, or Lacy Crepes. Order them online direct from the manufacturer: https://www.gavottes.fr/en
These sweet biscuits are called Crêpes Dentelles in French, or Lacy Crepes. Order them online direct from the manufacturer: https://www.gavottes.fr/en
Crunch up the biscuits in your hand as you drop them through the hole in the Thermomix lid
Crunch up the biscuits in your hand as you drop them through the hole in the Thermomix lid
Use a small spoon to fill your chocolate moulds - or risk being required to eat all the bits that overflow ;-)
Use a small spoon to fill your chocolate moulds – or risk being required to eat all the bits that overflow 😉
Pack up your delicious TIY chocolates and take them along as a gift. Better yet, keep them all for yourself LOL!
Pack up your delicious TIY chocolates and take them along as a gift. Better yet, enjoy them all for yourself LOL!

Bon appétit with Madame Thermomix and Why is There Air!

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