Important for ghost-baisers
Bowls and whisks must be free of grease; the chocolate eyes only come on fully cooled brooms.
Protein is beaten with salt and sugar to a firm, shiny bale, sprayed as ghosts and dried at low temperature. Bowl and whisk must be fat-free; the chocolate eyes only come on completely cooled bale. Small bale hoods can be formed instead of ghosts and marbled with cocoa.
Why this recipe works
Bowls and whisks must be free of grease; the chocolate eyes only come on fully cooled baler. Protein is beaten with salt and sugar to a firm, shiny baler, sprayed as ghosts and dried at low temperature. Small baler hoods can be formed instead of ghosts and marbled with cocoa.
Recipe
Protein is beaten with salt and sugar to form a firm, shiny bale, sprayed as spirits and dried at low temperature. Bowl and whisk must be fat-free; the chocolate eyes only come on completely cooled bale.
Preheat the oven to 100°C top/bottom heat and cover two sheets with baking paper. Wipe the bowl and stirrup broom without grease, cleanly separate the room-warm proteins and provide a spray bag.
Protein is beaten with salt and sugar to a firm, shiny bale, sprayed as ghosts and dried at low temperature.
Bowls and whisks must be free of grease; the chocolate eyes only come on fully cooled brooms.
Dry slowly in the oven and let it cool completely. Paint the faces with melted chocolate and keep the figures dry until served.
Kitchen know-how
Bowls and whisks must be free of grease; the chocolate eyes only come on fully cooled brooms.
Variations
Values are estimates per serving and may vary depending on the ingredients, brands, portion size and preparation method used.
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