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I usually do palet shaped chocolates but I'm trying truffles for the first time. I would like to roll this particular flavour in walnuts. I've done a few experiments and the truffle ends up quite large. Too big to fit my boxes! I took a look at another chocolatiers nut covered truffle and it is smaller (and would fit my boxes!). I cut mine and hers in half and they are both the same size before coating.
Here's what I'm doing. I'm using a truffle fork to dip. Being used to dipping, I'm not leaving much chocolate on - it doesn't puddle at all. So I'm thinking the problem is the nuts. I did ask about nut grinders in another post. What I'm using now is my food processor and I find the nuts get a little 'sticky'. I'm thinking this may be why I'm getting a thicker coating?? I guess the nuts should be quite dry and small.
The other thing that may be the culprit is my technique. I have the nuts in a shallow pan - plop the truffle onto them and roll the pan around and around. I do this right away. Should I be waiting for the chocolate to set up just a little? I notice my truffles don't stay round (but the other chocolatier's are perfectly round). I'm thinking the chocolate is flinging around a bit??
I dip a gloved finger into the chocolate and smear it on the other palm. Plop the truffle and palm to palm give a quick roll in the "puddle" then I roll the truffle down my middle finger into a bowl of coating whatever-nuts or whatever. I rotate the bowl around and leave it in there and do the next one. After a few I take them out and roll them on the baking shett to get the coating on well.
How should I chop them?! I'm about to try using the cheese grater on my food processor. That should keep them dry and of uniform size. But the size will be really small, I'm wondering if that will make clumps like you mentioned R?
I agree about the thin layer. Another thing you can do it put the chopped nuts in a deep-sided bowl or baking pan. Push nuts to one end, leaving a thin layer of nuts on the "thin" end. Place your dipped truffles on the thin layer of nuts. Before they set up, take a spoon of nuts or have a helper cover the coated truffles with another layer of nuts. You keep doing this building up 2 or 3 layers of truffles. You work your way to the center of the bowl or pan. when you run out of nuts and the truffles are set, gently shake the pan and the truffles will magically rise to the surface and you pick them out and place in cups. You keep repeating this and you will have them done in no time. I used to have my children do this for me. My son would play bulldozer with the nuts and then forklift driver. Hey--it worked!!:-)
Isn't it fascinating how everyone has a different technique that works for them! Thanks for all the input everybody. I'm about to try the hand method right now (I've already tried the fork method). I noticed my walnuts are oily again. Maybe it's the nut itself - high in oil??
Success! I was actually a little too stingy with the 'puddle' so I had a few with very few nuts sticking to them. No problem - they're just experiments. It's great that you can control the amount of chocolate that will coat the truffle - and thus the end size.
I tried the bulldoze technique Ruth but I don't think I had enough chocolate for it - the nuts didn't stick very well. I found rolling them around right away resulted in better 'stickage' when using little chocolate.
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Our second main ingredient in this recipe. I've shared a common ratio of nuts to my liking. A variety of nuts help adds a variety of nutrients to our diet. You can substitute any nut with others and add more nuts too like pine nut and pecan.
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Put the lug nuts back on the lug bolts and tighten them all the way by hand. Once they are all on, check each one again, tightening as much as possible. You will tighten them with the wrench after lowering the vehicle to the ground.
Packed with ground or roughly chopped walnuts, vanilla extract and a burst of citrus from orange zest, your house will be filled with a divine comforting smell that brings all the kids and grown ups into the kitchen.
I want to make these, but I need to know how best to keep them until I make the gift platters I give away. I should be making them around the 1st of December, 2017. Thanks for your help. They look wonderful, and I have a huge bag of ground pecans just waiting for the perfect recipe. Thanks!
These cookies are a little on the "crisp" side, but I find them to be more flaky and chewy than dry. Does yours have the sour cream and egg? To keep them fresh until you're ready to serve, you can freeze them after baking. My grandma used to make them in advance and store them outside (in the Midwest) until Christmas :-)
Hi Pamela, which brands of tapioca and tiger nuts flour did you use? That might be the issue. Otherwise, the batter should be thick but very spreadable with the offset spatula. Glad you liked the flavor.
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Do you have a bunch of ripe bananas on the counter and want something new and exciting to make with them? Bananas are such a versatile ingredient that can be used so many different ways. Muffins, donuts, breads, cakes, cupcakes! You name it, I probably have added banana to it.
5.0 from 7 reviews Gluten Free Kieflies: Polish Crescent Cookies with Walnut Filling Print Cook time 20 mins Total time 20 mins Yields/Serves: 56 Ingredients
- 1 cups finely ground almond flour 1 cups tapioca flour 1 cup white rice flour plus more for rolling 1 teaspoons xanthan gum 1-lb butter (4 sticks) 6 large egg yolks (keep the whites for the filling) 1 cup sour cream
- 6 egg whites 24 oz walnuts 1-lb powdered sugar (approx 3 cups) plus more for dusting
- The day before, in a large bowl, combine almond flour, tapioca flour, white rice flour, and xanthan gum. Using a pastry blender or 2 knives criss-crossed work the butter in until it's the size of peas. (if you're lucky enough to have a food processor it'd probably be a lot easier/faster here). In small bowl whisk together egg yolks and sour cream until smooth. Pour into flour/butter mixture and mix until smooth. Pinch off dough and roll into balls about the size of a golf ball. Cover and refrigerate dough for 24 hours (the best is 24 hours, the bare minimum you can get away with is 3 hours). Prepare filling (day of or day before, either is ok, just be sure to refrigerate it when not in use): Whip egg whites to soft peaks. Coarsely grind walnuts in food processor or blender. Fold walnuts and powdered sugar into the egg whites. Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Cover cookie sheets with parchment paper. On rice floured wax paper roll out dough balls into a -inch thick circle. TIP: I used my tortilla press instead of a rolling pin - best.idea.ever. Keep the dough cold! It's very easy to work with when chilled but once it starts to warm up it gets sticky. I take out only 5-6 dough balls at a time while keeping the others in the fridge until I'm ready for them. Add 1-2 teaspoons filling off-center, then roll jelly roll style. Pinch the ends closed and curve cookie into a crescent shape. Bake 18-22 minutes until light golden brown. Remove immediately to a wire rack. Cool completely then dust with powdered sugar.
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