In the month of chocolate I could not help but trying my hand at chocolate truffles. I learned two cool things about these treats. First, I did not realize that truffles were made to look like fungus truffles and were rolled in cocoa powder to look like dirt on the mushrooms. I also learned that this rich dessert is the easiest thing to make. Check out Joy of Baking to whip these up for yourself.
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February 18, 2011 10:52 pm
Yes! Isn’t it weird truffles are super super easy to make? Why are they so expensive then? I took a chocolate making class with my sister at Sur La Table and they taught us a good recipe for truffles. I unfortunately can’t make them by hand because my hands are so warm I instantly melt the chocolate into a goopy mess 🙂
February 21, 2011 8:47 pm
Nisha,
Why are they so expensive?!?!?! I feel like we have been had! Did you just make chocolate truffles or did you add any other flavors or toppings to them?
~Jess
February 27, 2011 1:57 am
They were just plain truffles. Using very fancy chocolate 🙂 It would be interesting to experiment with flavors though!