Mint Chocolates
What to take along to a chilli & DVD extravaganza at a friend’s house last night – hmmmm. Some cooling After Chilli Mints came to mind, that along with some of my redcurrant vodka. I don’t have a terribly sophisticated palate when it comes to chocolate, plain dark chocolate doesn’t always quite do it for me. But I do like a really dark milk chocolate. So I thought I’d experiment with combining a dark and a milk to make these chocolates.
This is what I did:
- Melted 100g 70% dark chocolate with 100g 35% milk chocolate.
- Stirred until smooth, then allowed to cool slightly.
- Added 1 drop of peppermint essential oil & stirred to combine.
- Spooned mixture into moulds & left to harden.
Not really much more to add rather than: yum!
Lucie
3rd January 2010
How delicious, they sound lovely. Hope you have had a good Christmas and New Year. Love Lucie x
nipitinthebud
3rd January 2010
the simple recipes are the best :o)
happy new year x
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4th January 2010
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SWEET SOUL CREATION
4th January 2010
Btw I love these chocolates and I will be making them
The Caked Crusader
4th January 2010
I love minty chocolate – it tastes less sinful somehow!
Happy new year to you too!
Choclette
5th January 2010
Thank you all for your good wishes and hope you all have a good new year too.
Lucie, we had a nice relaxing time over xmas and new year, which was just what we needed. Hope yours was good to.
Thank you Sweet Soul Creation for your blog award.
mangocheeks
6th January 2010
I love the simplicity of this.
Congratulations on your Award!
realfoodlover
8th January 2010
The bit that stumps me are the moulds? Any more info? Thanks, from Only-dark-chocolate-will-do x
Foodycat
9th January 2010
Really good idea on mixing the milk and dark – I love the Green & Black milk chocolate because it is that bit darker. And these are so cute!
Choclette
10th January 2010
Hi Elisabeth
The chocolate moulds were actually butter moulds that were given to me many years ago. I never used them for butter, but do fish them out from time to time for chocolate. I guess it wouldn’t be hard to find chocolate moulds on the internet though.
Foodycat – I really like G&B milk chocolate too and used it in this recipe. My worry is what will I do if Cadbury’s gets taken over by Kraft!
Judith Luscombe
9th August 2013
These would make a wonderful Xmas pressie for someone