Christmas holidays and a turrón
It’s cold and the turrón wraps itself in some colored marzipan to celebrate the trip.
Tomorrow I’ll be back at Oporto…
Chocolate and hazelnut turrón
Serves 10:
400 g hazelnut praliné
400 g dark chocolate
200 g hazelnut, finely chopped
Melt the chocolate in a bain-marie.
Add the hazelnut praliné.
Let it cool down to 26-28ºC (tempering).
Add the hazelnuts.
Pour this mixture into lined moulds and place something heavy on top, or make a roll with the parchment paper, keeping the turrón tightly wrapped.
Reserve at room temperature until thick.
Cut as desired.
Decorate with marzipan.
Marzipan:
1 kg almond, powdered
500 g icing sugar
1 kg sugar
450 g corn syrup
350 g water
In a mixer combine well the icing sugar with the powdered almond.
Prepare a syrup with sugar, corn syrup and water until 114-117ºC.
Gently pour the syrup into the almond mixture while mixing.
Grind until desired.
Marzipan may be colored with food coloring.
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Beautiful!
oh wow that is amazing! i am going to make it on christmas! oh yours looks like Harry Potter–so cute.
how fun and whimsical!
How pretty! Merry Christmas to you, Leonor!
Looks amazingly beautiful and yet full of simplicity!
Merry Christmas Leonor! Enjoy the holidays…
Warmly,
Alexa
Lovely! You had the patience to cut out all those shapes… It looks very special indeed. Happy holidays to you and your family!
Nice job!
Another beauty!
Merry Christmas, hope you had a super day!
I hope your Christmas was a good one! Your turron looks mmmm…. good!
This is gorgeous!
I don’t know how you do it, or if you sleep three hours a day, but every single thing you make seems so perfect and painstaking. Hats off to the chef!
Happy new years;)
What a gorgeous turron packaging!
Hope you had a wonderful Christmas and wishing you the best for the New Year.
Abesolutely stunning!
I’m not very fond on turron but this is so so so beautiful! Felicidades en verdad super original