Chocolate Cake Ball

Chocolate Cake Ball

by Looking for Peach Blossom Island

4.6 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

10m

Serving

2

The orange pound cake with the inner core is very soft, the outer skin is bitter-sweet crispy chocolate with 70% cocoa content, and there are crunchy colored sugar granules. Several tastes are simple and delicious. . There was a small piece of the pound cake I made two days ago, so I wanted to change the way of eating. . . You can also add a little cheese to the pound cake. But I think the humidity of the pound cake is enough to make a ball, so I just made it. "

Ingredients

Chocolate Cake Ball

1. Slice the pound cake made two days ago and remove the sides

Chocolate Cake Ball recipe

2. Torn into pieces

Chocolate Cake Ball recipe

3. Group into a ball of comparable size. If it does not form a dough, you can add a little cheese. If you add half-ripe cream cheese, you need to bake it in the oven at low temperature for a while

Chocolate Cake Ball recipe

4. Melt the chocolate over a small fire. The actual amount of chocolate is not much. But it’s too little and it’s not easy to dip the ball evenly

Chocolate Cake Ball recipe

5. Roll the ball in the chocolate and lift it up with a fork. The excess chocolate liquid will leak from the middle of the forks.

Chocolate Cake Ball recipe

6. Put it on greased paper. Grease paper is easier to handle than drying on the net. Because the inner core is soft, the excess chocolate will stick to the drying net. If the drying net is used, the outer chocolate will be broken.

Chocolate Cake Ball recipe

7. Sprinkle with decorative sugar granules, either round or needle-shaped. Or chopped roasted nuts or QQ candy cut into small pieces.

Chocolate Cake Ball recipe

8. Let cool until solidified, and just remove it from the greased paper.

Chocolate Cake Ball recipe

Tips:

It can be eaten by hand, or pierced with a toothpick and fork. The chocolate on the skin is crisp and thin.

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