First melt the couverture in a water bath (if you grate it roughly beforehand, it will be faster). At the same time, slowly warm the milk in a separate saucepan. When the couverture is completely melted, add a shot of the warmed milk and stir vigorously (this is best done with a whisk). When the couverture is completely dissolved, add the mixture to the rest of the milk and stir. Now scrape out half a vanilla pod and add the seeds. Also delicious: a small shot of Bailey`s with it.
An unusual version of cocoa cooked in milk, with the addition of egg yolk. The yolk gives cocoa an appetizing thickness and allows you to get a lush layer of silky foam when whipping. Cooking takes a few minutes, and the taste conquers from the first sip....
To make cupcakes, cakes, and other pastries look prettier and more appetizing, they are covered with glaze. How to make it? For this, a recipe for cocoa glaze comes in handy. Ingredients: Powdered sugar – 4 tablespoon Cocoa – 2 teaspoon Milk – 1.5-2 table...