Chocolate Chip Truffles Recipe


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Ganache
9 oz semisweet chocolate
1 c. heavy cream, room temperature
3 oz dark sweet chocolate, chopped into small chunks
1 Tablespoon Sabra Orange-chocolate liqueur

Dipping
16 oz. dark sweet chocolate
1/4 cup vegetable oil

Garnish
1 cup dark chocolate shavings.

Prepare ganache by chopping or grating semisweet chocolate into msall
pieces.  Place in top half of double boiler along with cream.  Put hot
(not boiling) water in bottom of double boiler, taking care that water
doesn't touch top half.  Stir with a wooden spoon.  When melted, beat
vigorously until smooth.  Remove from heat and let cool to room
temperature.

When ganache is at room temperature, add Sabra Liqueur and dark
chocolate chunks, stirring until thoroughly blened.  Transfer to
covered bowl and refrigerate overnight to harden.

Take a little ganache at a time and form 1" balls, using fingertips
(with as little contact as possible so the chocolate doesn't soften).
Keep unused portion refrigerated as you work.  Place balls on waxed
paper-lined baking sheet; continue until ganache is used up.
Refrigerate baking sheet until ganache is hardened, overnight or up to
two days.  Allow to set in refrigerator at least two hours before
loosely covering with waxed paper.


Dipping


Prepare chocolate coating with 16 ounces dark sweet chocolate and 1/4
cup vegetable oil.Chop or grate chocolate into small pieces.  Heat
chocolate and oil together in top of double boiler over hot water,
stirring with a wooden spoon until smooth.  Insert candy thermometer
and begin dipping the ganache balls when temperature registers between
85-90F.  If chocolate begins to cool and thicken before you're
finished dipping, reheat over hot water.

Work with 1/2 dozen ganache balls at a time, keeping the rest
refrigerated.  Drop ganache into the chocolate, turning until
completely covered.  Lift with fork, letting excess drain off, then
gently rap fork against rim of pan to remove more chocolate.  Gently
slide tuffle off of fork (using a butterknife) onto waxed paper-lined
baking sheet.  Repeat with remaining truffles.


Garnish

Garnish truffle by sprinkling dark chocolate shavings over top.
Repeat with remaining truffles.  Refrigerate truffles overnight or
until firm.  Allow to set in refrigerator at least 2 hours before
loosely covering with waxed paper.

Makes approximately 40.


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