How To make Milk Chocolate Praline
3 c Sugar
1/2 ts Salt
3/4 c Water
12 oz Milk Chocolate Morsels
1/4 c Corn syrup - light
1 c Pecans - coarsely chopped
1 ts Vinegar
In a large saucepan, combine sugar, water, corn syrup, vinegar and salt. Bring to full boil, stirring constantly. Boil 3 minutes without stirring. Remove from heat; cool 5 minutes. Add chocolate morsels; stir quickly until melted. Stir in pecans. Quickly drop by measuring tablespoonfuls onto foil-lined cookie sheets (work as rapidly as possible as mixture tend to set up quickly). Garnish with pecan halves,if desired. Refrigerate until set (about 20 minutes). Peel candies off to serve. Store in refrigerator. Makes 4 dozen 2" candies. Toll House Heritage Cookbook, Rev. 1984. From Tony Balano.
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00:00 Intro
00:21 Sponge
02:36 Cookie base
04:20 Hazelnut cremeux
06:25 Mousse
08:50 Glaze
10:16 Garnish
11:41 Finish
Flourless chocolate sponge
3 Egg whites 90g
3 Egg yolks 60g
Sugar 60g
Dark chocolate 40g (Melted)
Unsalted butter 15g (Melted)
Cocoa powder 35g
Bake at 375F for about 8 to 9 minutes
(I used 30cm X 22cm pan and spread it only about 70% of the pan and baked it)
Chocolate cookie for base
Powdered sugar 62g
Unsalted butter 125g (Room temp.)
1/2 Egg 25 g
All purpose flour 165g
Cocoa powder 20g
Bake at 350F for about 15 minutes
(Baking time can be different depends on your oven or size your cookie)
Hazelnut crémeux
Heavy cream 160g
Sugar 30g
2 Egg yolks 40g
Hazelnut praline 35g
1/2 Gelatin sheet (1g)
Milk chocolate mousse
Milk 88g (Hot)
1.5 Gelatin sheets (3g)
Milk chocolate 135g
(In the video, I used milk chocolate 115g, and dark chocolate 20g because I didn't have enough milk chocolate)
Heavy cream 200g (whipped)
Milk chocolate glaze
4 sheets of Gelatin (8g)
Water 85 g
Sugar 85g
Glucose Syrup (Or corn syrup) 115g
Condensed milk 65g
Milk Chocolate 110g
Homemade Hazelnut Praline | Pastry 101 | Easy step-by-step
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Hazelnut praline is used as a component in various pastry products. It's used in nutty spreads as well as petit gateaux. You can readily buy them off-the-shelf but it tastes so much better when you make it yourself - and yes, it's much cheaper that way.
★Ingredients★
Sugar 100g
Hazelnuts 150g
★Steps★
1. Toast/Roast the hazelnuts at 160~165°C for 10mins.
2. Melt the sugar in a saucepan (large saucepan will allow the sugar to melt more evenly) Heat on medium-high heat while whisking/stirring the sugar.
3. When the sugar melts and turns brown in colour add the hazelnuts. The caramel will harden but keep stirring and it will turn liquid again.
4. Coat the hazelnut completely with caramel.
5. Cool completely.
6. Grind it in a food processor until it turns to paste.
★Useful Tip★
When grinding the caramelised hazelnut in the food processor, the friction inside the food processor will generate heat and it'll become hot! Keep the temperature of the paste below 60°C (preferably around 50°C) or else too much oil will be extracted from the hazelnut.
★Other method★
This method isn't the only method of making hazelnut praline. In fact the method I've shown you today is the quick method as it uses dry caramel rather than wet caramel. The old school version is one where you use wet caramel and crystallise the sugar with the hazelnut. It tends to have more depth in the flavour but it takes so much longer so I prefer the quick method.
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