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Chocolate Apples

By Sid • Jul 26th, 2007 • Category: Desserts, Vegetarian Food

This is an adaptation of Toffee Apples. You’ll need

  • 3 medium size Apples, Peeled, cored, chopped into 1 inch pieces
  • 1 + 1 cup of plain + 1/2 cup cold water, beaten into a smooth batter
  • 300gms of cooking chocolate
  • Oil for frying

Phase 1: The apples

  1. Heat the oil
  2. Dip the pieces of apple in the batter
  3. Fry till golden
  4. Drain on paper towels and set aside
  5. Repeat until all the apples are used

Phase 2: The Chocolate

  1. Break the chocolate into small pieces
  2. Put into a small steel or heat proof glass bowl
  3. Put the bowl into a large pan with water in it
  4. Put the pan on the fire, till the water boils, then reduce heat to
  5. Stir chocolate till it melts and turns smooth
  6. Add fine to it if you wish to sweeten further

Phase 3: Apples + Chocolate = Chocolate Apples

  1. Bring out the batter apples
  2. Dip into the melted chocolate and place on butter paper
  3. Serve when chocolate is solid.

The chocolate coated apples can be rolled in a mixture of chopped nuts if you like. You can also substitute chocolate for caramel and dip into cold water when coated to quickly solidify.

- Sid

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Sid is a self confessed food addict who likes cooking, writing and photography... and travel, if it gets him closer to a good book and interesting food.
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2 Responses »

  1. I have tasted this one, although it was sugar we used instead of chocolate. Made by Sid they were definitely great.

  2. Yeah, those were toffee apples. :)

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