Staging · not indexed
Truffle shells with raspberry ganache
Back to recipes

Truffles with raspberry ganache

Automatically translated from Dutch using AI.

Fruity surprise – milk chocolate truffles with a raspberry genever centre.

Total time
3 h
Ingredients
8

NL

Equipment

  • piping bag
  • baking paper

Ingredients

  • 1 box hollow truffle shells (dark spherical truffle shells)

Ganache

  • 100 g raspberry purée
  • 80 g sugar
  • 2 egg yolks
  • 220 g chocolate (dark / melted / not tempered)
  • 30 g raspberry genever
  • 50 g butter

Finishing

  • 150 g chocolate (dark / tempered)

Steps

Ganache

  1. Melt the dark chocolate.
  2. Bring the raspberry purée to the boil.
  3. Whisk the egg yolks and sugar until they form a ribbon.
  4. Add to the raspberry purée and do not let it get hotter than 82°C, or the eggs will cook.
  5. Pour this mixture over the melted dark chocolate and blend until smooth.
  6. Let the mixture cool a little. Only then add the raspberry genever and butter.
  7. Put the ganache in a piping bag. Make sure it is below 30°C or the hollow truffle shells will melt.
  8. Remove the upper cover from the truffle shells and keep it for later. Leave the shells in the plastic. Fill the truffle shells with ganache.
  9. Chill in the fridge for 10–15 minutes until the ganache has set.

Sealing

  1. Put some tempered milk chocolate into the other half of the plastic casing and place it on top of the other half. Press gently until everything seals well.
  2. Put in the fridge for about 10 minutes.

Finishing

  1. Make chocolate shavings from dark chocolate.Photo for this preparation step.
  2. Unmould the truffles.
  3. Dip the truffles in tempered dark chocolate and roll in the chocolate shavings.
  4. Leave the truffles to cool and harden.

Source and inspiration – CVO Gent – Simple Chocolate course Recipes with truffles See our truffle recipes here [wpupg-grid id="truffels"]