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Learn how to melt chocolate on the stove, in the microwave, and in a slow cooker, with easy tips for best results. Melting chocolate can be a little tricky, but if it's all that stands between you and. Chocolate Melting Moments, these melt in your mouth cookies, will leave behind a smile and an unforgettable flavor.
To begin with this particular recipe, we have to first prepare a few components. You can cook chocolate melting moments using 11 ingredients and 8 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.
The ingredients needed to make Chocolate Melting Moments:
- Take 125 gm softened butter
- Make ready 3/4 cup plain flour
- Take 1/4 cup icing sugar
- Get 2 tbsp cocoa powder
- Get 1 tbsp cornflour
- Prepare Filling
- Make ready 125 gm icing sugar
- Make ready 20 gm softened butter
- Take 1 tspn vanilla extract
- Take 1/2 tspn lemon juice
- Make ready Food colouring (optional)
To assemble the melting moments, pipe or spread a little icing onto half of the biscuits, then sandwich. Melting Moments were frequently on the menu amongst my school dinner puddings. Back in the days before contracted firms had started dishing up the kind of junk that works Jamie Oliver into a frenzy. Melting Chocolate - Important General Rules or Guidelines for Melting Chocolate: The most important rule is not to hurry or rush when melting chocolate and always use low heat.
Instructions to make Chocolate Melting Moments:
- Preheat oven to 180 degrees Celsius and line a cookie tray with baking paper.
- Place plain flour, icing sugar, cocoa powder and cornflour into food processor and combine well. Place mixture into a bowl and put aside.
- Put softened butter into food processor and mix until pale looking and fluffy. You might need to scrape the sides of the food processor more than once to combine well.
- Add the flour mixture to the butter and slowly increase speed in your food processor until the mixture is combined.
- Roll mixture into balls (approx a teaspoon size) and place on cookie tray and press the balls with a fork to slightly compact them and to get that melting moment pattern on top! Allow space between them as they will expand.
- Place in the oven for approx 15 minutes or until cooked. They will be very soft to the touch and will need to cool on the tray before placing on a cooling rack.
- For the filling combine the remaining 20 gms of butter and 125 gm icing sugar in your food processor and mix until pale and fluffy. Add vanilla extract, lemon juice and food colouring (optional) and mix well.
- Place some of the filling (approx a teaspoon) on one cooked biscuit then place another biscuit on top to make melting moments! Repeat until all of your biscuits are filled. Then enjoy!
My gransons love chocolate and so we thought we would try and add a bit of chocolate to the original recipe. Melting moments, in our family are biscuits (cookies) that will forever be known as "Pam's favourites". I absolutely adore melting moment which are Australian little melt-in-the-mouth crumbly biscuits, sandwiched together and these are a chocolate version which are also divine and addictive. Try this Chocolate Melting Moments recipe, or contribute your own. Does anyone have a good recipe for chocolate melting moments?
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