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I am trying to get some interesting truffle ideas for Valentines Day.
I'd love to try a peanut butter Milk or white chocolate truffle. I know the easiest way would be to melt peanut butter chips with the chocolate with hot cream to make a ganache. But, I somehow think real peanut butter will taste a lot better (and have a much better mouth feel) than the chips. I am thinking I can chop the chocolate fine in a food processor, add the PB and then blend as I pour in the hot cream. This should get everything well mixed and emulsified. What does everyone think? Has anyone tried this before? I also hope the filling is soft and creamy but firm enough to either dip or mold with a chocolate coating. I suppose that only takes getting it nice and firm within the fridge before coating, etc. Thanks, SC |
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