Eating dessert is all about treating yourself, so we say you should pull out all the stops when you’re making one at home. This chocolate shell swirl cake with a berries & cream filling is just what ...

Make the chocolate shells: You will need two 6-cavity silicone molds with 2 1/2-inch-diameter half-spheres. Using a pastry brush or a clean paintbrush, evenly coat the inside of each mold with ...

A few ingredients go a long way when it comes to hot chocolate bombs, a cozy treat that has quickly gained popularity on social media. These chocolate balls may look unassuming from the outside, bu… ...

Chocolate molds are heat and cold resistant and come with silicone construction designed to make it easy to get the set molds out. ... shells, stars and round shapes like circles, ...

2. Make the chocolate shells: You will need two 6-cavity silicone molds with 2 ½-inch-diameter half spheres. Using a pastry brush or a clean paintbrush, evenly coat inside of each mold with about ...

These vegan hot chocolate bombs will turn your favorite plant-based milk into the perfect cup of hot cocoa. They're fun to make and even better to drink! The post Easy Vegan Hot Chocolate Bombs ...

After filling molds with chocolate for the shells, Gal scrapes off the excess. Lane Turner/Globe Staff The artistry of painted bonbons starts with colored cocoa butter, a product that wasn’t ...

How crispy is your bonbon? New theory, inspired by chocolate coatings, predicts thickness of thin shells Date: April 4, 2016 Source: Massachusetts Institute of Technology ...

Ortiz’s video showing how to prepare her white peppermint hot cocoa bomb has garnered over 300,000 views on TikTok and her pumpkin spice version received just over 155,000 views. Beyond the ...

Getting inspiration from chocolatiers, MIT created a method to predict the thickness of shells. Shells are thicker for larger values of the radius of the mold or initial viscosity of the polymore.