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Chocolate half spheres with orange

Review

4.7 (6)

Preparation

60 min

Difficulty

Moderate
Chocolate half spheres with orange
Oven
60 min
Pastries and sweets
Christmas
Vegans
Moderate
Desserts

Description

Hopefully, you saved some room for the dessert. Chocolate half-spheres with orange that look so beautiful they can be part of our Christmas tree. But we definitely prefer them to be on our plate to enjoy its fluffy flavour.

Ingredients

Servings for 6

Wheat or spelt flour
140g
Brown sugar (or any other non-liquid sweetener)
120g
Cocoa powder
40g
Cornstarch or orange marmalade
10g
Baking soda
A pinch of cinnamon
A pinch of ground ginger
White chocolate
90g
Orange juice (for the core)
60g
Soy milk
95g
Margarine
30g
Sugar
20g
A drop of orange food colouring

Preparation

1

To prepare the orange core, put milk and orange juice together in a pan with sugar. Bring it to a boil and pour it over the white chocolate and the margarine. Stir to melt the chocolate and blend with a mixer.

2

Spread the dough in an ice tray or a food container and freeze. If you choose the food container, once it is frozen, shape the dough into balls with a teaspoon.

3

Mix all the dry ingredients. Add liquids to dry ingredients and blend to dissolve lumps. Set aside for a few minutes.

4

Fill the rest of the half-sphere mould until half, place the orange core, and fill to the top. You can use another kind of moulds or shape them into cakes.

5

Bake at 180ºC for 28 minutes. Prick with a toothpick and, if it goes out clean, it is ready. When the sponge cakes are cold, remove moulds, and place them on a rack.

Chef's tip

You can decorate this dessert with an orange supreme or confit and serve with a veggie sorbet or ice-cream. You can also prepare the recipe previously and freeze it without the glaze. Take it out of the freezer a couple of hours before serving and heat in the microwave just a bit.

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