Chocolate-coated candies
A chocolate and candy technology, applied in confectionery, confectionary industry, food science, etc., can solve problems such as poor appearance, failure to achieve chocolate coating, and yield of less than 10%.
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[0016] 1. To make bobo sugar, select raw materials. According to the amount of finished products produced in each batch, respectively select 75% of glutinous rice, 15% of sesame kernels, 4% of peanut kernels, 3% of malt, 2.2% of bean foam, and 0.8% of melon seeds. Glutinous rice is processed into caramel after more than a dozen processes such as raising, rolling, boiling, and pulling. After heating the caramel to 38-42 degrees Celsius, add ground sesame seeds, peanut kernels, melon seeds, etc. to make caramel. Layer by layer, roll the crisped caramel sugar skin into a flat garden shape, divide it into fast shapes of the desired finished product size with a stainless steel knife, and process it into a circle at the same time.
[0017] 2. Immediately wrap it with glutinous rice paper.
[0018] 3. After cooling the wrapped bobo sugar, put it into the inner coating of chocolate slurry, and take it out with a stainless steel spoon to cool within 2-4 seconds. If the coating thicknes...
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