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CHRISTMAS HOUSE MADE FROM FINE COCOA CHOCOLATE

Schokoladenhaus mit Schneedecke, Tannenbäume und Bär aus Schokolade.

Crunch, crunch, crunch, who's crunching on my... Chocolate house? We show you a chocolaty alternative to the gingerbread house that will definitely be eaten. The chocolate Christmas house is not only a festive Christmas decoration, but also a delicious Christmas gift.

What you need for this:

1 sharp knife
1 piping bag

Christmas house ingredients:

6 bars of Ecuador 70 %'
100 g melted chocolate Ecuador 70 % to attach



Decoration ingredients:

1 egg white (size M)
250 g powdered sugar
1teaspoon lemon juice (Add more liquid depending on the desired consistency.)

Preparation of the Christmas house:

Step 1:

Prepare all ingredients and utensils: 4 bars remain whole. 2 bars are cut to size.
Cut off one bar on the long side and one bar on the short side and cut the short side to a point to form a roof. Put the rest of the chocolate to one side. This will later become the chimney.

Step 2:

In the meantime, melt the extra chocolate over a bain-marie. Caution: The chocolate should not be hotter than 42 degrees.
Assemble 2 whole bars at a time with the cut bars using the melted chocolate to form a house.

Step 3:

The other 2 bars are attached to the chocolate house as a roof.

Step 4:

Finally, use 2 pieces of chocolate to form a chimney.

Preparation of decoration:

  1. Sieve the powdered sugar.
  2. Separate the egg whites and yolks.
  3. Mix the egg whites and lemon juice and beat with a mixer on the lowest setting or with a whisk until almost stiff.
  4. Fold the powdered sugar into the beaten egg whites one tablespoon at a time using the mixer on the lowest setting or a whisk.
  5. Beat the mixture for up to 5 minutes until it is stiff.
  6. Pour the egg white icing into a piping bag and decorate the chocolate house as desired.

Tip:

The Christmas house can be assembled a little more quickly with ice spray.

Über die Redaktion

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Rausch

Since 1918, Rausch has been dedicated to chocolate in Berlin, now in its fifth generation. More than 400 employees contribute their knowledge, from the selection and processing of cocoa to production, patisserie and chocolaterie, as well as in the Chocolate Houses in Berlin and Peine. The experience and knowledge that come together here also flow into the content of the blog.