Chocolate Covered Strawberry Fat Bombs
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DittoDan
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I had some strawberries. Thought I would try covering them in my "Re-assembled Chocolate".
I took a small jar and put the cocoa butter and butter in it. Melted in microwave. Added Cocoa Powder and a squirt of liquid Splenda. Mixed well.
I wanted as thick a coat of chocolate that I could get. So I topped the leaves off of 12 medium strawberries. Put in open container and chilled them in the freezer. I didn't want them to be frozen. Right after that, the chocolate mixture was a little warm, maybe about 100 degrees. SO I put the jar in the fridge to cool it down, but not solidify it. After about 20 - 30 minutes, I took both out and dropped the strawberries ~ one-at-a-time in the jar of chocolate. The chocolate froze immediately on the strawberry. I spooned it out and placed on parchment paper on a plate. Repeated until all were covered. It just so happened to be the right amount.
Put back in fridge for another 20 minutes.
Tried one. WOW! It was so good, that I ate six of them! There are as good as sugar chocolate. The key is using unrefined cocoa butter. I got mine from bulkapothecary.
Chocolate Covered Strawberry Fat Bombs
Ingredients:
1 tbsp. Butter
2 tbsp. Unrefined Cocoa Butter (28 grams)
2 tbsp. Cocoa powder (I like Ghiradelli & Toll Nestle House) (10 grams)
1 squirt of Liquid No calorie Sweetener (Splenda)
12 medium (fresh) strawberries
Directions:
Melt butters together in microwave using small jar
Mix in Cocoa Powder and your sweetener
Top strawberries, cool down in freezer (don't freeze)
Cool down Chocolate mixture in fridge
Take both items out of fridge/freezer and dip strawberries in chocolate, place on parchment paper and put in fridge for 10 - 20 minutes.
Eat.
Here are the macros for a single serving (one strawberry)
Enjoy,
Dan the Man from Michigan
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I took a small jar and put the cocoa butter and butter in it. Melted in microwave. Added Cocoa Powder and a squirt of liquid Splenda. Mixed well.
I wanted as thick a coat of chocolate that I could get. So I topped the leaves off of 12 medium strawberries. Put in open container and chilled them in the freezer. I didn't want them to be frozen. Right after that, the chocolate mixture was a little warm, maybe about 100 degrees. SO I put the jar in the fridge to cool it down, but not solidify it. After about 20 - 30 minutes, I took both out and dropped the strawberries ~ one-at-a-time in the jar of chocolate. The chocolate froze immediately on the strawberry. I spooned it out and placed on parchment paper on a plate. Repeated until all were covered. It just so happened to be the right amount.
Put back in fridge for another 20 minutes.
Tried one. WOW! It was so good, that I ate six of them! There are as good as sugar chocolate. The key is using unrefined cocoa butter. I got mine from bulkapothecary.
Chocolate Covered Strawberry Fat Bombs
Ingredients:
1 tbsp. Butter
2 tbsp. Unrefined Cocoa Butter (28 grams)
2 tbsp. Cocoa powder (I like Ghiradelli & Toll Nestle House) (10 grams)
1 squirt of Liquid No calorie Sweetener (Splenda)
12 medium (fresh) strawberries
Directions:
Melt butters together in microwave using small jar
Mix in Cocoa Powder and your sweetener
Top strawberries, cool down in freezer (don't freeze)
Cool down Chocolate mixture in fridge
Take both items out of fridge/freezer and dip strawberries in chocolate, place on parchment paper and put in fridge for 10 - 20 minutes.
Eat.
Here are the macros for a single serving (one strawberry)
Enjoy,
Dan the Man from Michigan
My Past Discussions (lots of easy Keto recipes and other useful Keto info)
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Looks fantastic!
Actually, I wonder how it'd work to combine them into strawberry fat bombs.. cover or mix in, do you think?0 -
they look lovely!0
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octobubbles wrote: »Looks fantastic!
Actually, I wonder how it'd work to combine them into strawberry fat bombs.. cover or mix in, do you think?
I think it would work great. Actually, since cocoa butter melts at a higher temp, you don't have to freeze them like you do with coconut oil. So, if you only have to put them in the fridge, the strawberry won't freeze (thats a good thing).
I have some fresh raspberries.... guess what I'm making tonight?
Dan the Man from Michigan
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Well, everyone, I was making some chocolate cover raspberries tonight and noticed I got the Macros wrong on the above recipe. I accidently left out 1 tbsp. of cocoa buttet in the MFP. So I shorted it by some fat. Sorry about that, here are the corrected macros:
Dan the Man from Michigan
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