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vixtress wrote:sad i know but i am so proud of myself! always thought home made sweets etc were only for those creative types i have always rather envied! i cant believe how simple and ridiculously gorgous they are!!
in about 3 weeks i have gone from a life long spending for the sake of it, product buying queen to fairly os AND I LOVE IT!!
so thanks to all of you on this site and hope you dont mind me joining you! :beer:
I cheated and got some inexpensive ones from Aldi and Lidl
They look better than the Thorntons ones I got in the 80s.An average day in my life:hello: :eek::mad: :coffee::coffee::coffee::T :rotfl: :rotfl: :eek::mad: :beer:
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Kazonline wrote:Well done Vixtress! I had meant to make some as gifts this year myself, but unlike you I never quite got around to it - good on you. Hope they're really yummy
Kaz xAn average day in my life:hello: :eek::mad: :coffee::coffee::coffee::T :rotfl: :rotfl: :eek::mad: :beer:
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:T Well done Vixtress. OS is so rewarding isn't it?
And thanks a million Stilernin for the egg-free peppermint cream recipe :T My dd is allergic to eggs, and I always thought peppermint creams were offf the menu.0 -
thanks for the welcome, think i will try a baileys chocolate cheesecake next, sounds a nice alternative to xmas pud.
think i may need to look at some healthy recipes in the new year or i will be the size of a small country by next xmas :rotfl:- prior planning prevents poor performance!
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vixtress wrote:i may need to look at some healthy recipes in the new year or i will be the size of a small country by next xmas :rotfl:0
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Do tell mrbe as this is to be his next venture into the delight of sweet things. Or will he make the lasagne first?:think:£2 Coins Savings Club 2012 is £4 .............................NCFC member No: 00005.........
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Hi all,
I made some chocolate truffles earlier today using this recipe:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/database/truffles_67741.shtml
It says to leave the mixture to cool for 1.5 hours, at which point it should be set, so you can roll it into balls..
I left it for nearly 2 hours, just tried, and ended up with the mixture just smeared over my hands (which of course I then just had to lick off! :rolleyes: )
Any idea what I should do? Leave it a bit longer and try again? Or put it in the fridge maybe?
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Is it for valentines day? Can you restyle them as some kind of chocolate body paint?
I would probably try putting it in the fridge/freezer but have never tried making them so perhaps others will be more expert!That man is richest whose pleasures are cheapest. Henry David Thoreau0 -
Don't put it in the fridge - yet! Take a bit of mixture and turn it into a ball, if you're like me, it'll take some practice, my first ones looked like some monstrocities. Then put them in the frisge, they will harden to whatever shape (hopefully balls) you've made.
Hope this makes sense
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I would try putting it in the fridge - I always do that with chocolate truffles. I can't remember my recipe offhand, but that one seems awfully 'wet'. 5tbsp is a lot of alcohol for that amount of chocolate ... maybe it should read 5tsp?
Refrigerating it might be your best bet ... if the worst comes to the worst, you could always serve it as a dipping sauce for fresh strawberries or something like that0
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