Ingredients
1ăBlueberries: 250g
2ăDark Chocolate: 150g
3ăDark Chocolate for seeding: 50g
Directions
Step 1: Temper chocolate
Double Boiler Melted and Seeded.
1ăHeat the water in a bowl then turn off the stove after boiling.
2ăPlace dark chocolate in the glass bowl and start melting chocolate by placing the glass bowl over the pot.
3ăKeep stirring to heat the chocolate evenly until completely melted.
4ăRemove the glass bowl from the pot when the temperature reaches 45-48°CïŒ113-120âïŒ
(Wipe the water from the bottom of the glass bowl.)
5ăAdd seed chocolate into the melted chocolate.
6ăKeep stirring to mix them until seed chocolate completely melted.
7ăStop stirring when the temperature drops to 26.6-28.8°CïŒ80-84âïŒ
8ăReplace the glass bowl over the pot.
9ăReheat the chocolate and keep stirring until the temperature reaches 31-32°CïŒ88-90âïŒ
10ăRemove the glass bowl from the pot and the tempered chocolate is complete.
Step 2: Coating
1ăInstall the Snackcoater.
2ăPour the blueberries into the coating container.
3ăSet the minimum speed then begin coating.
4ăAdd a few drops of tempered chocolate onto the inside of the coating container.
5ăThen stop adding chocolate and watch.
(Tip: The blueberries will transition from sliding slowly to rolling with some chocolate slowly solidifying on the surface. Be careful not to drop too much chocolate, otherwise it will cause all the blueberries to stick to the inner wall or stick together, and you need to manually remove it .)
6ăObserve the state of the chocolate coating on the surface of the blueberries.
IF the chocolate coating on the surface changes from a liquid bright color to a solid dark color,then add a few drop again and observe the state, repeat them until all the chocolate is used up.
7ăOtherwise, try to observe for another 5 minutes. If it still doesnât work, please stop coating and return to the chocolate tempering step to retemper the chocolate.
All the chocolate is used up.Coating step is complete.
Take out the chocolate covered blueberries.
Step 3: Recycle the chocolate
1ăKeep the coating container spinning, use a hair dryer to blow hot air against the inner wall to heat it up.
2ăLet the chocolate melt, then use the silicone spatula to recycle it into the glass bowl.
(Tip: Retempering them first if you want to use the recycle chocolate to coat again.)
3ăRecycle step is complete.
4ăClean the coating container.
Step 4: Glaze and polish
1ăGlazing agents (Mix arabic gum and water in a ratio of 1:3)
(Tip: 450g of chocolate-covered blueberries requires less than 5g of glazing agents.)
2ăPour glazing agents into spray bottle.
3ăDry the cleaned coating container with a dishcloth or paper towel.
4ăPour the chocolate covered blueberries into the coating container.
5ăSet the minimum speed then begin glazing and polishing.
6ăSpray a few glazing agents on the inside of the coating container.
7ăSpray a few glazing agents on the surface of the chocolate covered blueberries.
8ăWait about half an hour.
The brightening dark chocolate covered blueberries is complete!
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