How to Make a Chocolate Chablon and Why | Free Class

DURATION

23 minutes

CATEGORIES

Enrobed Bonbons
Techniques

On Demand Class

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A chocolate chablon is a thin layer of off-tempered chocolate added to the base and on top of your enrobed bonbon fillings.

 

In this free online class by Chef Melissa Coppel, explore the answers to three key questions you should know about this fundamental enrobed bonbon step:

  1. What is a chablon?
  2. Why making a chablon is important.
  3. How to do a top and a bottom chablon.

If your enrobed bonbon fillings are always sticking to the guitar, are difficult to coat in chocolate, have bent corners, or develop fat bloom, this short 20-min course will reveal how chablons can become your best ally.

Chef Melissa will walk you through all the steps in detailfrom framing your guitar sheet for your bottom chablon, to pouring and coating your filling to make them perfectly square.

Check out the class book to find all the tools, temperature tricks, and tips Chef Melissa Coppel uses to achieve clean-cut enrobed bonbons.

Start your enrobed bonbon journey today!

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Recipe Book PDF

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