Chocolate bomb hot dessert. Chocolate bomb. Chocolate paste. Like Nutella

Chocolate bomb hot dessert. Chocolate bomb. Chocolate paste. Like Nutella


"Dessert " Chocolate bomb"
The dessert is prepared in a bowl shaped like a hemisphere and 20 cm in diameter; you will need 900 ml. cream, 350 gr. dark dark chocolate, 150 gr. white chocolate and packaging chocolate biscuit or ready-made cake. 250 gr. dark chocolate and 250 ml. Melt the cream in the microwave, cool in the refrigerator for 4-6 hours. , in another bowl, melt 150 grams of white chocolate and 250 ml of cream in the same way and cool for 4-6 hours in the refrigerator. This needs to be done in parallel; when both mixtures have cooled, add 250 ml to the dark chocolate. cream and beat. Place the resulting cream along the walls so that there is space inside in the shape of a hemisphere and let it harden well, and then put the white chocolate mixture into the resulting recess and cover everything with a layer of biscuit pieces; when it hardens, turn the contents onto a plate and cover with a layer of glaze from 100 gr. dark chocolate and 150 ml. cream. "

I made it yesterday and tried it today. It turned out to be so delicious, refreshing and filling!

My husband said that it looks like ice cream... Well, yes, it is somewhat reminiscent... just as cold!

How I did it:

It is better to make chocolate sponge cake yourself. The “Chocolate in boiling water” cake is ideal for this dessert. http://kulinariya123.blogspot.com/2010/08/blog-post_14.html
I made half the dough and baked the cake in a 24 cm tin.

And I don’t recommend cutting it into pieces (as stated in the recipe). I placed a cup with a diameter of 20 cm on top

And cut it around

The result is a platform for our dessert

Melted

White chocolate and cream

Melted

And I put them in the freezer for 4-6 hours (not in the refrigerator).
Then, instead of adding the cream to the dark chocolate and whisking, I whipped the cream separately (I thought it would be better this way, but do what you want...)

And mixed it well

I decided to first line the mold, 20 cm in diameter, with film (bag) so that it would be easier to remove from the mold later. And then she poured out the chocolate mixture.

And again I placed it in the freezer for several hours.
After the mass had hardened a little, I made a depression in it

And she put the white mass into it

And I left it in the freezer until the next morning. And she went to bed.

In the morning I turned the frozen mixture onto the chocolate cake

Removed the film

And filled it with glaze

This is such a “bomb”!

Since the glaze hardened quickly, this “bomb” could already be tasted. They cut it, and there it was... beautiful and appetizing...

So I got a piece

I take it with a spoon, and the white mass stretches...

I tried it, mmmmmmmm... amazing! Try it too!

Bon appetit!


"Dessert "Chocolate Bomb"
The dessert is prepared in a bowl shaped like a hemisphere and 20 cm in diameter; you will need 900 ml. cream, 350 gr. dark dark chocolate, 150 gr. white chocolate and a package of chocolate biscuit or ready-made cake. 250 gr. dark chocolate and 250 ml. Melt the cream in the microwave, cool in the refrigerator for 4-6 hours. , in another bowl, melt 150 grams of white chocolate and 250 ml of cream in the same way and cool for 4-6 hours in the refrigerator. This needs to be done in parallel; when both mixtures have cooled, add 250 ml to the dark chocolate. cream and beat. Place the resulting cream along the walls so that there is space inside in the shape of a hemisphere and let it harden well, and then put the white chocolate mixture into the resulting recess and cover everything with a layer of biscuit pieces; when it hardens, turn the contents onto a plate and cover with a layer of glaze from 100 gr. dark chocolate and 150 ml. cream. "

I made it yesterday and tried it today. It turned out to be so delicious, refreshing and filling!

My husband said that it looks like ice cream... Well, yes, it is somewhat reminiscent... just as cold!

How I did it:

It is better to make chocolate sponge cake yourself. The “Chocolate in boiling water” cake is ideal for this dessert.
I made half the dough and baked the cake in a 24 cm tin.

And I don’t recommend cutting it into pieces (as stated in the recipe). I placed a cup with a diameter of 20 cm on top

And cut it around

The result is a platform for our dessert

Melted

White chocolate and cream

Melted

And I put them in the freezer for 4-6 hours (not in the refrigerator).
Then, instead of adding the cream to the dark chocolate and whisking, I whipped the cream separately (I thought it would be better this way, but do what you want...)

And mixed it well

I decided to first line the mold, 20 cm in diameter, with film (bag) so that it would be easier to remove from the mold later. And then she poured out the chocolate mixture.

And again I placed it in the freezer for several hours.
After the mass had hardened a little, I made a depression in it

And she put the white mass into it

And I left it in the freezer until the next morning. And she went to bed.

In the morning I turned the frozen mixture onto the chocolate cake

Removed the film

And filled it with glaze

This is such a “bomb”!

Since the glaze hardened quickly, this “bomb” could already be tasted. They cut it, and there it was... beautiful and appetizing...

So I got a piece

I take it with a spoon, and the white mass stretches...

I tried it, mmmmmmmm... amazing! Try it too!

Bon appetit!

Bismillah

Yesterday I made a dessert using this recipe:

"Dessert "Chocolate Bomb"
The dessert is prepared in a bowl shaped like a hemisphere and 20 cm in diameter; you will need 900 ml. cream, 350 gr. dark dark chocolate, 150 gr. white chocolate and a package of chocolate biscuit or ready-made cake. 250 gr. dark chocolate and 250 ml. Melt the cream in the microwave, cool in the refrigerator for 4-6 hours. , in another bowl, melt 150 grams of white chocolate and 250 ml of cream in the same way and cool for 4-6 hours in the refrigerator. This needs to be done in parallel; when both mixtures have cooled, add 250 ml to the dark chocolate. cream and beat. Place the resulting cream along the walls so that there is space left inside in the shape of a hemisphere and let it harden well, and then put the white chocolate mixture into the resulting recess and cover everything with a layer of biscuit pieces; when it hardens, turn the contents onto a plate and cover with a layer of icing from 100 gr. dark chocolate and 150 ml. cream. "

I made it yesterday and tried it today. It turned out to be so delicious, refreshing and filling!

My husband said that it looks like ice cream... Well, yes, it is somewhat reminiscent... just as cold!



If you are interested in this dessert and want to try it, then I will show you in more detail how I made it:

It is better to make chocolate sponge cake yourself. The “Chocolate in boiling water” cake is ideal for this dessert.
I made half the dough and baked the cake in a 24 cm tin.

And I don’t recommend cutting it into pieces (as stated in the recipe). I placed a cup with a diameter of 20 cm on top

And cut it around

The result is a platform for our dessert

Melted

White chocolate and cream

Melted

And I put them in the freezer for 4-6 hours (not in the refrigerator).
Then, instead of adding the cream to the dark chocolate and whisking, I whipped the cream separately (I thought it would be better this way, but do what you want...)

And mixed it well

I decided to first line the mold, 20 cm in diameter, with film (bag) so that it would be easier to remove from the mold later. And then she poured out the chocolate mixture.

And again I placed it in the freezer for several hours.
After the mass had hardened a little, I made a depression in it

And she put the white mass into it

And I left it in the freezer until the next morning. And she went to bed.

In the morning I turned the frozen mixture onto the chocolate cake

Removed the film

And filled it with glaze

This is such a “bomb”!

Since the glaze hardened quickly, this “bomb” could already be tasted. They cut it, and there it was... beautiful and appetizing...

So I got a piece

I take it with a spoon, and the white mass stretches...

I tried it, mmmmmmmm... amazing! Try it too!

Bon appetit!

The dessert is prepared in a bowl shaped like a hemisphere and 20 cm in diameter; you will need 900 ml. cream, 350 gr. dark dark chocolate, 150 gr. white chocolate and a package of chocolate biscuit or ready-made cake.

250 gr. dark chocolate and 250 ml. Melt the cream in the microwave, cool in the refrigerator for 4-6 hours. , in another bowl, melt 150 grams of white chocolate and 250 ml of cream in the same way and cool for 4-6 hours in the refrigerator.

This needs to be done in parallel; when both mixtures have cooled, add 250 ml to the dark chocolate. cream and beat.

Place the resulting cream along the walls so that there is space inside in the shape of a hemisphere and let it harden well, and then put the white chocolate mixture into the resulting recess and cover everything with a layer of biscuit pieces; when it hardens, turn the contents over onto a plate and cover with a layer of icing from 100 gr. dark chocolate and 150 ml. cream."
If you are interested in this dessert and want to try it, then I will tell you in more detail how I made it:
It is better to make chocolate sponge cake yourself.
I baked the cake in a mold measuring 24 cm. I placed a cup with a diameter of 20 cm on top and cut it around the circumference. The result was a platform for our dessert. Then everything was according to the recipe.
Dark chocolate and cream.. Melted and put them in the freezer for 4-6 hours (just not in the refrigerator).
Then, instead of adding the cream to the dark chocolate and whisking, I whipped the cream separately (I thought it would be better this way, but do what you want...)
I melted the white chocolate and cream and then added them to the dark chocolate and mixed it well. I decided to cover the mold with a diameter of 20 cm first with film (bag) so that later it would be easier to remove from the mold. And then she poured out the chocolate mixture. And again placed it in the freezer for several hours.
After the mass had hardened a little, I made a depression in it and transferred the white mass into it and left it in the freezer until the next morning. And she went to bed.
In the morning I turned the frozen mixture onto the chocolate cake and removed the film
And filled it with glaze
What a “bomb” it turned out to be! Since the glaze hardened quickly, this “bomb” could already be tasted. They cut it, and there it was... beautiful and appetizing. AUTHOR - INESSA RYABININA.

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