Does anyone have ideas on chocolate covered strawberries?
Q : I have done the tuxedos and the strawberries to look like roses. Need another idea.A : dip in one color chocoalte, then just drizzle some of another color chocoalte across them, kind of random. (use white choc on milk choc, use dark choc on milk, use milk on white choc., etc.)
I'm making chocolate covered strawberries, and the chocolate is too thick. How do I thin it out?
Q : I microwaved some semi sweet chocolate chips, and they turned out really thick. I added like 1-2 tablespoons. Can I add oil to make it thinner, or milk? Thanks
A : Use milk to thin it out. Also try sweetened condensed milk will make more milk chocolatey and creamy.
How can I make chocolate covered strawberries that don't begin weeping within a day?
Q : We've tried adding some parafin with no noticable improvement; I guess we'll experiment with more to how much can be added without sacrificing taste. I found where you can order them on-line; so there must be some secret to stabilizing them for a while.
A : You have to keep them refridgerated my dear. Dip and place on wax paper or parchment paper and keep in the fridge. Also pick chocolate made for dipping.
Best chocolate covered strawberries in the Chicagoland area?
Q : I am planning a birthday party in a few weeks, and the birthday girl loves chocolate covered strawberries. Any ideas about the best place to get chocolate covered strawberries in the Chicagoland area?
A : Fannie May has them, but I think you have to call ahead to order them. The one by my house only makes them on Fridays, or by advance order - not sure if that applies to all Fanny May stores.
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