Products like these are made by a process called panning. The mark you are probably talking about is the result of dipping in chocolate. Panning is a process where the centers are placed into a large drum that resembles a cement mixer. the centers tumble while chocolate is sprayed onto the rotating mass very slowly. This builds up a layer of chocolate slowly and evenly as they tumble somewhat like the way a snowball picks up snow as it rolls down a hill. the last step of this product is called polishing where the candy gets a clear coating that makes it shiny.
The characteristic is that they cover all the area, without leaving gaps.
a chocolate cake with chocolate icing and cover it in chocolate chips
You kill a hedgehog. Cover it with Chocolate. Microwave for 10 mins. Et Voila.
You can buy chocolate cover fruit from sites such as those listed below this answer.
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Ashley Savage
I saw your question about the Hershey plate with the pix from the cover of their 1934 chocolate cookbook. Are you looking to buy one? I have one.
Chocolate pie should be stored the same way as any regular pie should. It should be stored in a container void of air, but not necessarily in a fridge depending on the ingredients or recipe. You can cover it with a pie or cake dish cover.
Ice cream
she's the chick on the cover of ween's "chocolate and cheese" album.
Chocolate covered cherries are very easy to make. You can heat up some chocolate saute and dip in the cherries by holding the stem and cover them with the saute. Let the chocolate cool so that the coating can harden, and you have chocolate covered cherries.
A wonderful gourmet dessert recipe would be the Chocolate Ganache cake recipe. The 2 basic ingredients in Chocolate Ganache are semi-sweet chocolate and heavy whipping cream. Bring cream to boil then pour over chocolate chunks and let stand. Cover to soften the chocolate then stir. The Ganache can be used to cover cakes or other desserts or made into truffles.