Baked or Frozen Chocolate Balls

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A snack to use up stale bread.

The top image is the frozen version.
■If the chocolate is a bit loose, add bread crumbs.
■If you cool well in Step 2, they'll be easier to roll into balls.
■When baked: Once they've baked let cool on a baking sheet. Even if they're soft right after baking, once they've cooled, they'll become crispy. Recipe by pogue

Baked or Frozen Chocolate Balls

A snack to use up stale bread.

The top image is the frozen version.
■If the chocolate is a bit loose, add bread crumbs.
■If you cool well in Step 2, they'll be easier to roll into balls.
■When baked: Once they've baked let cool on a baking sheet. Even if they're soft right after baking, once they've cooled, they'll become crispy. Recipe by pogue

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Ingredients

1 serving
  1. 1White bread, cut into 6 pieces (or bread crusts)
  2. 60 grams★Milk chocolate
  3. 1 tbsp★Heavy cream (or soy milk)

Cooking Instructions

  1. 1

    Use your hands to tear the bread into tiny pieces as small as possible. It doesn't have to be pretty! Add the ★ ingredients to a bowl, microwave for 40-50 seconds, then mix.

  2. 2

    Add bread to the bowl and mix together. Once the mixture has completely cooled use your hands to roll into small balls. Refrigerate and they're done!

  3. 3

    For Baked Chocolate: In Step 2, once you've formed balls, flatten with a spoon. Bake in preheated oven at 160℃ for 20 minutes.

  4. 4

    This cooked chocolate is similar to Galbo chocolate. Crispy, but the chocolate is moist. Warning: either method, you'll find yourself addicted to these!

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