Milk Chocolate, Muscovado & Rum Pralines
A sophisticated moulded praline combining muscovado soft caramel with a smooth Power 41 milk chocolate and Saint-James rum ganache, wrapped in a crisp dark chocolate shell. Mould: Half-sphere mould, Ø 3 cm
- Level:
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Difficult
- Makes:
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84 pralines
- Shelf life:
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2–3 weeks
- Conservation:
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Store at 16–18°C in a cool, dry place
Soft Caramel
Ingredients: Soft Caramel
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160 g35% cream
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75 gMuscovado sugar
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20 gGlucose syrup
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50 gButter
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1 gFine salt
Preparation: Soft Caramel
- In a saucepan, bring the cream, muscovado sugar, glucose syrup, butter and salt to the boil.
- Cook until the mixture reaches 103°C.
- Pour into a pastry frame or shallow tray.
- Cover directly on the surface with film and leave to cool.
Power 41 & Saint-James Rum Ganache
Ingredients: Power 41 & Saint-James Rum Ganache
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180 g35% cream
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30 gGlucose syrup
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40 gPowdered sorbitol
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30 g82% butter
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15 gSaint-james rum
Preparation: Power 41 & Saint-James Rum Ganache
- Combine the cream, glucose syrup and powdered sorbitol, then heat to 70°C.
- Pour the hot mixture over the Power 41 milk chocolate, cocoa butter and butter.
- Emulsify thoroughly with a hand blender.
- Add the rum and emulsify again.
Shell & Decoration
Ingredients: Shell & Decoration
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Q.S.Muscovado sugar
Preparation: Shell & Decoration
- Melt the Finest Belgian 811 dark chocolate with the cocoa butter.
- Pre-crystallise this mixture to 29°C.
- Spray a very thin layer into the mould.
- Line the moulds with the pre-crystallised Callebaut 60-40-38 dark chocolate to create the shells.
- Fill each shell approximately one-third full with the vanilla & muscovado soft caramel.
- When the Power 41 ganache reaches 28–29°C, pipe it over the caramel, leaving approximately 3 mm below the rim.
- Close the mould with the pre-crystallised dark chocolate.
- Unmould the pralines.
- Spray one side again with the same 60/40 mixture of pre-crystallised 60-40-38 dark chocolate and cocoa butter.
- Before crystallisation is complete, lightly sprinkle with muscovado sugar so it adheres to the surface.
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