This is the basic no-fail recipe that's in our Raw Chocolate Making Kit, with only 3 ingredients will have you making your own raw chocolates in just 30 minutes.
It's virtually impossible to go wrong with this beginners raw chocolate recipe. Just take your time and you'll end up with a tray of 15 amazing tasting raw chocolates!
Place a clean bowl over a saucepan of hot water (bain marie). Ensure the bottom of the bowl does not touch the water & no water goes inside the bowl
Grate the cacao butter, add to the bowl & allow to melt slowly. Don’t keep the water boiling, turn the heat off and just give it a quick blast every so often if necessary
Once melted, add the cacao powder & stir in thoroughly with a balloon whisk or fork, until it starts to slightly thicken
The chocolate should be runny & easy to pour
Add 1 tbsp of Sweet Freedom & stir in very thoroughly. It will thicken as you add the Sweet Freedom
Taste it and if you prefer it sweeter, add more 1/2 tbsp at a time, mixing thoroughly and tasting after each
When the mixture suits your taste, pour gently into the mould using a jug or spoon
Place it in the fridge to set for an hour or more (or in the freezer if you can’t wait that long)
Any remaining chocolate is the chocolatier’s treat!
Storage
Your raw chocolates are untempered, which means they need to be kept in the fridge for the best experience. If you don't they will go grainy, so trust us, keep em in an airtight container in the fridge!
When you do, they will keep for up to 4 weeks (even longer in the freezer), though we doubt they will actually last that long as you'll be enjoying them
Simple, hearty and a sure-fire-way to set you up for the day. There's something particularly satisfying about a big bowl of porridge to start your day, and this cacao powered recipe is hard to beat.