But with this kind of chocolate, your work is not much, hehe. Namachoco is very easy to make, no need to temper or even pick up a thermometer. This time I use a bit of coffee to make the taste more interesting, but reduce the dark chocolate by using milk chocolate instead because I don't want it to be bitter, just soft, dreamy, melt in your mouth and right amount of bitterness, well, it's can be a definition of love too, haha.
This recipe is a part of Chicken Farm Baker's Project # 42: February Snack Box: Open it and fall in love (with ME), again.
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Mocha Nama Chocolate (モカ生チョコ)
Makes 12 pieces
100g ................................ Dark chocolate, chopped if you use a big chunk
60g ................................... Milk chocolate
80ml ................................ Whipping cream
10g ................................... Unsalted butter
1tsp .................................. Instant coffee granule
10g ................................... Glucose syrup
5tbsp ............................... Cocoa powder
Line 2 of small jelly molds (14.5X8.8 cm) with baking paper.
Put the chocolate into a medium bowl.
Pour the whipping cream, butter and glucose syrup into a saucepan, put the saucepan over medium low heat, stir until the glucose melt and the mixture boil lightly. Take the pan out of the heat and stir in the instant coffee granule.
Pour the whipping cream mixture over the chocolate, stir until smooth.
Sift the cocoa powder into a pan and place the chocolate over the cocoa powder, turn the chocolate over to coat them completely with cocoa powder.
Refrigerate until ready to serve, can be kept for 2-3 days (if you can resist it, ^^).
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Chicken Farm Baker's Project # 42: February Snack Box:
Open it and fall in love (with ME), again
"Mocha Nama Chocolate (モカ生チョコ)"
I have been a silent reader of your blog and can't stop being amazed with your creations. Always wondering if only I can be a quarter as
ReplyDeleteFor this recipe, can I know what is glucose syrup? Is it just sugar syrup? If not, can it be replaced with something else? Do not want to buy something new and use it once only. Thank you for your advice
Jasmine
Oh .. I wanted to write if only I can be a quarter as good. :)
ReplyDeleteHi! May I know where you get those chocolate moulds? Cause I cant find any rectangular moulds to make these chocolates.
ReplyDeleteYou can use 11x11cm pan instead of 14.5x8.8 cm pan.
ReplyDeleteOr use 1 -15x15cm pan for this recipe.
Hi, Jasmone
ReplyDeleteYou can use honey instead of the glucose syrup.
Ps. Sorry to answer you so late, ^^"
Thanks a lot for your reply. I'll definitely give it a try. Once again, many many thanks for sharing all your wonderful bakes.
ReplyDeleteJasmine