For about 15 roses:
Time it takes:
- 15 min to make
- 2h in the fridge to cool down
Material:
- a small bowl
- a glass bowl (or teflon)
- a pot (it should be bigger than the glass bowl so that the bowl can float in it)
- parchment paper
- a big plate
- a spoon
Ingredients:
- 80g (2.8oz) cornflakes
- 150g (5.3oz)chocolate (I prefer milk chocolate but it also works with dark or white)
- 5cl (1.7 fl oz) milk
- 50g butter (better if it's at room temperature)
Calories: 40kCal/10g (0.35oz)
Recipe:
- In the glass bowl, throw in the butter, chocolate and milk.
- Melt the chocolate in a bain-marie:
- Fill the pot to 3/4 with water and heat it up until it boils.
- When it boils, remove the pot from the heat and put the glass bowl containing the chocolate/milk/butter in the pot.
- Stir constantly while the chocolate/butter melts until you obtain a very homogeneous chocolate sauce.
- Add the cornflakes to the chocolate and stir gently (you don't want to break the cornflakes or the roses won't be as nice)
- Cover a big plate with parchment paper
- Once all the cornflakes are all nicely covered in chocolate, use the spoon to lay little piles of cornflakes on a plate.
- Put in the fridge for 2h, time for the roses to solidify.
- Enjoy!
Hi Edda - Thanks for recommending a bowl with Teflon® non-stick coating for your Corn Flake Rose recipe. I represent DuPont and it's always a pleasure to see people recommending our products.
ReplyDeleteIf you are interested in some recipes to look at for your cookware with Teflon® non-stick coatings, visit http://www.scribd.com/TeflonBrand! Thanks. Cheers, Sara