This recipe for Chocolate Bonbons (alcohol free) was learned during a media event that I attended at Bonnie Gordon college in Toronto.
345g Cacao Barry Mexique dark chocolate*
250g 35% cream
60g butter
55g honey
80g hazelnut paste
Heat cream, hazelnut paste, butter and honey until it reaches 65C.
Place the chocolate in a bowl then pour the cream mixture over the chocolates. Allow it to sit for a few seconds then stir until it is smooth. Cover the ganache with a saran wrap in contact until it sets.
Scoop the mixture into balls and allow it to firm up for at least 2 hours. The instructor placed the ganache inside a bag and piped it.
Scoop the mixture into balls and allow it to firm up for at least 2 hours. The instructor placed the ganache inside a bag and piped it.
This step of placing a hazelnut in the middle before making a ball is optional.
* I learned about different types of chocolates and how to temper chocolates in the microwave without burning it, check out this post for more details. This is a video I took when the instructor at Bonnie Gordon College was tempering chocolates.
Wow different n interesting.
ReplyDeleteOh yummy! Chocolate and hazelnut.. :)
ReplyDeleteInteresting and delicious bonbons..
ReplyDeleteHi Akheela, love your chocolate bonbons. Look so inviting and awesome.
ReplyDeleteHave a great week ahead,regards.
wow... wonderful looking chocolate bonbons... mouth watering...
ReplyDeleteLooks yumm
ReplyDeletelooks great and bet the event was fun
ReplyDeleteI've heard good things about Bonnie Gordon....bonbons look yummy!
ReplyDeleteyummy bonbons...
ReplyDeleteWould love to pop a few into my mouth right now. yum
ReplyDeleteChocolaty divine,looks so yummy
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ReplyDeletewow superb post...so so yummy...
ReplyDeleteSpectacular bonbons! I love the addition of hazelnuts. That would definitely give it an interesting taste.
ReplyDeleteToo tempting ones with hazelnut in the center,yummy!!
ReplyDeleteTiene un aspecto muy bueno y bien hecho una exquisitez me encanta, gracias por su comentario,abrazos y abrazos..
ReplyDeleteThese look fantastic filled with hazelnuts!
ReplyDeleteAmazing tutorial...love the choco bob bons
ReplyDeleteLooks divine... Bookmarking it...
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Nice tutorial. and chocolate bonbons. Tempering chocolate in microwave is very useful.
ReplyDeleteperfect and delicious cookies :)
ReplyDeleteoh wow.. ty for sharing.. looks good! will bookmark :o)
ReplyDeleteDelicious chocolate bonbons
ReplyDeletemouthwatering and tempting
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I used to have BonBon last year & they disappeared from the store!! Never found out the recipe!! Was pleasantly surprised to find the recipe here!! Looks fantastic!
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Those are gorgeous, and I can't even imagine how good they taste. I love chocolate-hazelnut treats.
ReplyDeleteThat looks heavenly and I could eat 20 of those in one sitting!
ReplyDeleteThese do look wonderful! Figures too since I give up sweets along with a list of other things during Lent! Hope you are having a great weekend :)
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ReplyDeletePerfectly done.. :)
ReplyDeleteThese bonbons look adorable!
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ReplyDeleteGreat recipes & amazing pics!!
Thanks!!
great recipe..
ReplyDeleteThese are perfect to serve guests during eids! Love the whole hazelnut inside.
ReplyDeleteThose are so gorgeous! I'm going to have to look into those March day classes!
ReplyDeletewow..delicious and tempting .famous of brasil.......
ReplyDeleteAkeela, catching up on all the blogs and blogposts. Loved the snapshots! Very tempting- particularly before they dip it in the sauce.
ReplyDeleteThe pics of bon bon making are awesome.
ReplyDeleteGreat bonbons, they look wonderful... amazing pics.
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