Ingredients
A balloon
A packet colorful chocolate beans
200 g sweetened dark chocolate(tempered and cooled to room temperature)
200 g white chocolate(tempered and cooled to room temperature)
A piping bag
1 butter paper
Instructions
- In a bowl take the tempered dark chocolate, and put the tempered while chocolate into a piping bag.
- Blow up your balloon(The size of the balloon will determine the size of bowl)
- Spray balloon with vegetable oil.
- Use a spoon to cover 3/4 of the balloon in a thick layer of dark chocolate.
- Put the butter paper on a tray.Set the balloon on the butter paper. Put in the fridge to cool until the chocolate is set.Scrape off excess chocolate with a blunt knife, taking care not to burst the balloon.
- Using a scissor make a very tiny hole in the balloon so the gas comes out slowly. DO NOT POP the balloon, the pressure may break the bowl.
- Using white chocolate, decorate your pot, as you wish.
- Apply colored chocolate beans, making them stick with a dab of white chocolate.
This is awesome!!!! But my experience with balloons and sugar syrup/candy did not go well so I’ll just watch from afar!!!!! LOL!!!!!
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Haha…you have no idea about my experience with balloon. I hide some where at the end of my birthday party because my cousins are fond of popping balloons in my face….I clutch my heart and keep waiting for the ‘bang’ to come….here it comes, here it comes…… *BAAANNNGG* 😀 love, ayesha!
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LOL!!!!!!!
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This looks so cute!
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thanks hon!! 🙂
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So BEAUTIFUL 🙂
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Thanks a lot Amal ❤ 🙂
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Beautiful and impressive Ayesha!
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thanks a lot Nancy! have a great life 🙂
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Beautiful!
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thanks hon!! 🙂
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How pretty!
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thanks lovely! 🙂
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Nice idea with the balloon, will have to try it out! 🙂 x
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thanks Rebecca! It was fun and oddly satisfying! 🙂
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Hello Ayesha – stunning looking egg – you have outdone yourself with the intricate piping and jewel like decorations!
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Thanks a lot Selma!!! hope you have an amazing day 🙂 ❤
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Ayesha, absolutely fantastic, all of it ! Star quality baking !
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thank you so much hon!! 🙂 ❤
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Love it… Looks amazing and hard to do… Happy Easter…
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thaaankyouuu! it was quite easy,once you get the hang of it 🙂
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Very nicely done, Ayesha! Your egg was beautiful.
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thanks a lot John!…. 🙂 🙂
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I think I need this all year long, not just on Easter… what a treat!
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thanks ( me too!! chocolate equals love ! 🙂 ) ❤
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Hi Ayesha
I’am Chantal from Travelling Papille, I was just stopping by your nice blog. I really like your pot, it’s a good idea and also very nice.
Chantal
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thankyou Chantal for stopping by,,,and giving a beautiful comment! I’m giving yours a visit now 🙂
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I have been very good over Easter.. NO Chocolate.. 🙂 but plenty of Trifle.. topped with fresh cream! oh I do tell a lie.. it has chocolate sprinkles 🙂 xxxx
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Omg I love trifle, particularly chocolate…Gotta make some this sunday!! 🙂 ❤
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I hope the Trifle got made.. and you enjoyed 🙂 xxx
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Very interesting, looks nice 🙂
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