Chocolate Geo Hearts made with Pink Tinker Dust! by our featured baker The Atlantic Cookies!
Chocolate Geo Hearts are a simple and adorable idea to make for any event! We have been seeing this trend become very popular for bride maids invitations or gifts to a significant others. I even seen bakers sneak a prize under the hollow chocolate heart dome to create a surprise smash box.
TOOLS & INGREDIENTS
- A bag of white chocolate melts
- 1 teaspoon of vegetable shortening
- Food coloring
- Tinker Dust
- Luster Dust
INSTRUCTIONS:
- Simply start off by melting your white chocolate and adding in a teaspoon of vegetable shortening. Adding vegetable shortening is an important step as it allows you to create a watery consistency to distribute the chocolate evenly around your mold.
- Once your chocolate is melted add to your desired mold and distribute the chocolate evenly to create a solid thick surface. You will want to add chocolate to your mold about three times to create a thick layer of chocolate. Put it in your fridge to cool.
- Now that your mold and chocolate has cooled. Take the chocolate out of its mold and decorate as you'd like. We love to add a dash of Pink Tinker Dust to create a glittery effect! You can simply apply Tinker Dust to your chocolate with a Tinker Dust pump or wet a detailing brush and apply to your chocolate.
From Bakell to you, Happy Valentines Day!
Chocolate Geo Hearts are a simple and adorable idea to make for any event! We have been seeing this trend become very popular for bride maids invitations or gifts to a significant others. I even seen bakers sneak a prize under the hollow chocolate heart dome to create a surprise smash box.
TOOLS & INGREDIENTS
- A bag of white chocolate melts
- 1 teaspoon of vegetable shortening
- Food coloring
- Tinker Dust
- Luster Dust
INSTRUCTIONS:
- Simply start off by melting your white chocolate and adding in a teaspoon of vegetable shortening. Adding vegetable shortening is an important step as it allows you to create a watery consistency to distribute the chocolate evenly around your mold.
- Once your chocolate is melted add to your desired mold and distribute the chocolate evenly to create a solid thick surface. You will want to add chocolate to your mold about three times to create a thick layer of chocolate. Put it in your fridge to cool.
- Now that your mold and chocolate has cooled. Take the chocolate out of its mold and decorate as you'd like. We love to add a dash of Pink Tinker Dust to create a glittery effect! You can simply apply Tinker Dust to your chocolate with a Tinker Dust pump or wet a detailing brush and apply to your chocolate.
From Bakell to you, Happy Valentines Day!
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