- Truffles
- 50 Deliciously Decadent Homemade Chocolate Treats
- By Dede Wilson
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Everyone knows that truffles are fabulous and indulgent, but who knew that they could be so easy to make? Thanks to Dede Wilson’s clear, uncomplicated approach—with much simpler concepts and techniques than in other candy and truffle books—chocolate lovers will find making truffles anything but intimidating. Perfect for anyone who loves—or loves to give!—chocolate, Truffles features 50 recipes for classic and contemporary chocolate truffles using a variety of flavorings (raspberry, ginger, curry, espresso, cognac, passion fruit, hazelnut, champagne, and more), decorating options, and chocolates (dark, milk, and white) for every taste and occasion. Truffle lovers can choose from recipes that run the gamut from Cocoa-Dusted Classic Bittersweet Chocolate Truffles to more exotic flavors like Amaretto Apricot Marzipan Truffles and Toasted Coconut Truffles.
The introduction includes an explanation of truffle-making basics, including how to choose the right chocolate, what techniques to use, how to store truffles and how long they’ll last, and what tools are required to make the perfect truffle. There is also a troubleshooting section to give first-time truffle makers helpful advice along the way. Full-color photos throughout and a stylish and contemporary design provide mouthwatering inspiration for any fan of these sublime treats.
Book Details
- Hardcover, $12.95
ISBN 978-1-55832-230-1
- Total Pages: 96 pg.
- Trim Size: 5 ½ x 8 ¾
- Interior Design:
4 Color with Photographs
From the Press Room
Praise
“My idea of heaven would be to make one of Dede Wilson’s irresistible truffle recipes every week of the year.”
—Rozanne Gold, chef and author of Desserts 1-2-3, Healthy 1-2-3, and Kids Cook 1-2-3
“It is impossible to think of a truffle as a singular sensation after reading Dede Wilson’s delightful new cookbook, Truffles. I swooned at her dazzling variety of this mouth-watering chocolate treat. My only regret? Fifty truffles and so little time.”
—Marcel Desaulniers, author of Death by Chocolate