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I have a couple of friends who are diabetic, and they occasionally bemoan the principle that they can‘t eat much chocolate, largely of the sugar content. Products designed specifically for diabetics tend to contain maltitol, which doesn‘t taste QUITE the same as sucrose, and can have a nasty laxative elaborate if consumed in any quantity. I discovered this to my surprise the first time I tried sugar free sweets in any quantity, and it wasn‘t pleasant, so we won‘t go there!

So I designed this recipe for them, particularly for my alter ego Nic, (because of the mysterious theatrical shudder of horror she does when talking about sugar free chocolate), and for all you other diabetics out there who can‘t stand so called “sugar free” products. Do bear in mind that this recipe still contains some sucrose, and is high in fat, so you will still need to be disciplined about how in you eat.

It is very important that you buy the right chocolate for this recipe, don‘t try to save yourself some pennies and buy cheap dark chocolate, as it will contain a lot underADJ Expensiveness cocoa and a LOT more sugar, which defeats the whole object of the exercise.

I have used 85% cocoa chocolate (this resources that overall, the total mass of cocoa butter and cocoa powder in the chocolate adds up to 85% of the total weight of the bar. The other 15% will mostly be sugar, with a little vanilla supplementary usually for flavour, and a little amount of soya lecithin as an emulsifier). I clove powder it adds a subtle spicy roundness to the chocolate flavour, which I like. If you fancy a anomalous spice, then ginger or cardamom would work well instead, or a few drops of pure or peppermint oil would also work well.

Bear in mind as well that I have accessory a little bit of fructose to the coating mixture to take the bitter edge off the cocoa. Fructose is a much more suitable sweetener for people with diabetes than sucrose, since it does not cause an insulin response, but like all sugars there are fitness concerns if it is consumed in considerable amounts, so don‘t change the quantities in the recipe.

These truffles have a very intense chocolate flavour, and are underADJ Expensiveness sweet than most confectionery, so a single truffle will most likely go a a number way. Relax and savour, don‘t gobble them!

Extra Dark Truffles with Clove

INGREDIENTS:
100g (3.5 oz) 85% cocoa chocolate
80ml (2.7 fl. oz) doubled cream
1/4 tsp powdered clove
4 tsps Cocoa powder
1 tsp Fructose

METHOD:
To melt the chocolate, cut or break it into little pieces and point in a bivalve boiler, or a heatproof bowl over a saucepan that is just big enough to bearing it round the edges. Put some water in the basement of your duplex boiler or saucepan (but not enough for it to feeling the pedestal of the bowl which the chocolate is held in), Heat the water to a very gentle simmer, and stir occasionally in the course of melting. Make sure that the water in the wainscot of your doubled boiler does not boil dry. Also, be sure not to let any water come into contact with the chocolate, as it will “seize”, that is, bend into a thick paste with a strange texture, which is totally unusable. Once the chocolate is all out melted, set it aside to congeal a little for a few minutes.

Fold the chocolate gently into the doublefaced cream and clove powder and put into the fridge to cool, apprehension it out for a stir every 10-15 minute intervals, until it is of such a consistency that you can mould it in your hands.

Put the cocoa and fructose together into a small in size airtight container, and shake well. Sift the resulting mixture onto a plate.

Then mould the truffle mixture into spheres about 1 inch across, them in the thick of your palms, and then rattle each in the cocoa mixture, and tap the excess away on the edge of the plate when it is altogether coated.

The truffles should be removal an airtight container in the fridge, and should be eaten within a week.

Makes about 24 truffles. The entire batch contains 94g fat, and 990 kcal, so that works out at round aboutADJ Destiny 41 calories/4g fat per truffle. The total cost of the ingredients was £2.30.

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Joe is a keen amateur confectioner, and runs Chocolate Now!, an online Chocolate Delivery service, with her husband Nigel. You can find more of her recipes at www.chocolate-now.co.uk/recipes.





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