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Chocolate Blancmange.


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Ingredients

6 portion(s)

Blancmange

  • milk, Full cream 1.2 litres
  • 8 level tablespoons sugar
  • 6 tablespoons cornflour
  • 4 tablespoons cocoa, Good quality Dutch is best
  • dash Vanilla Essence/Extract
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Recipe's preparation

    Blancmange
  1. Place all ingredients into TM bowl. Blend on speed 6 for 10 seconds. Set to 100 degrees speed 4 until it reaches full temperature  then turn down to  50 and cook for an extra five minutes. Pour into wet moulds and refridgerate until set, about 4-5 hours or overnight. Turn out onto plate and serve with a little whipped cream.

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Tip

Blancmange is an ancient recipe dating back to the middle ages. Vanilla blancmange can be made by leaving out the cocoa. Flavour with licquer such as Irish cream Tia Maria or Malibu. Serve with poached fruit.


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  • The taste was good but way too runny and still...

    Submitted by peasoup on 10. January 2023 - 21:54.

    The taste was good but way too runny and still didn't set, even after 24 hours. Having said that, I did one batch in a big bowl rather than smaller wet moulds so maybe that was the reason. Also, the recipe did specify level tablespoons for the sugar but didn't specify anything for the tablespoons of cornflour and cacoa so I followed on by only using level tablespoons for the cornflour and cacoa. Maybe they should have been heaped as the blancmange was also a little bit pale. In the cooking part it took 9 mins and 34 seconds to reach 100 degrees. I would try this again as it was nice and easy. Thank you.

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  • Congratulations to you! A

    Submitted by annebarnes on 31. May 2013 - 21:22.

    Congratulations to you! A great recipe, thanks for sharing. Kind Regards Anne tmrc_emoticons.)

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