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Ingredients
6 portion(s)
Fondants
- 180 g dark chocolate, (min 50% cocoa), broken into pieces
- 180 g Butter, roughly chopped
- 2 eggs
- 2 egg yolks
- 40 g plain flour
- 80 g sugar
- Vanilla ice cream, (see tips) , to serve
- Fresh strawberries, to serve
- icing sugar, to dust
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6
15min
Preparation 5minBaking/Cooking -
7
medium
Preparation -
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Recipe is created forTM 31
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Recipe's preparation
Preheat oven to 230°C. Grease and line the base of six 80ml ramekins or muffin tray and set aside.
2. Place chocolate into mixing bowl and grate 5 sec/speed 8. Scrape down sides of bowl.
3. Add butter and melt 3 min/60°C/speed 2. Set aside.
4. Place eggs, egg yolks and sugar into mixing bowl and beat 1 min/speed 4.
5. Add flour and mix 10 sec/speed 3. Scrape down sides of bowl.
6. Add reserved chocolate mix and combine 20 sec/speed 3.
7. Pour mixture into prepared ramekins or muffin tray and bake 10 minutes.
8. When ready, carefully remove fondants and discard baking paper. Dust with icing sugar and serve hot from the oven with ice cream and fresh strawberries.
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Tip
To test if the fondants are cooked, press lightly on the top with your thumb, it should have formed a moist yet firm crust. Once you break into it, the middle will be a rich, chocolate liquid.
Serve with the creamy traditional ice cream from your Everyday Cookbook
This recipe was provided to you by a Thermomix ® customer and has not been tested by Vorwerk Thermomix ® or The Mix Australia Pty Ltd and The Mix New Zealand Ltd.
Vorwerk Thermomix ® and The Mix Australia Pty Ltd and The Mix New Zealand Ltd assume no liability, particularly in terms of ingredient quantities used and success of the recipes.
Please observe the safety instructions in the Thermomix ® instruction manual at all times.
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Comments
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These were so easy and absolutely delicious!!...
These were so easy and absolutely delicious!! Would definitely make again.
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They were fantastic. I halved the recipe & used milk chocolate as that's what I had
Oh my!!! :O :p .....
Oh my!!! :O
..... DEVINE!
These are unreal! So so
These are unreal! So so delicious. I have made them many many times now, and every time I fall in love all over again!
yummmo and so easy! I used
yummmo and so easy! I used half milk and half dark chocolate and perfect.
Devine!! I used dark, milk
Devine!! I used dark, milk and about 20g of white chocolate!! YUM
Really good, it still
Really good, it still surprises me how these are created. We loved them although I did find them super rich so will do half dark half milk chocolate next time. My hubby got the leftover one the next day and said it was even better then.
This was so yummy. Mine broke
This was so yummy. Mine broke as soon as I tipped them out of the ramekins but everyone loved them anyway.
These are delicious! We have
These are delicious! We have made them twice in the last week when we've had guests. So quick and easy too.
Absolutely delicious! Easy to
Absolutely delicious! Easy to make and cooks so quick,only 10mins! Delicious, this recipe is a keeper!
If I could give this 10 stars
If I could give this 10 stars I would. I made it with cheapo Aldi milk coho late today and it was divine! It was my first time making it but it will not be my last. Lordy!
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Tastes delicious! I cooked
Tastes delicious! I cooked mine a little longer as they seemed too soft. However, when it was time to take off the baking paper they still fell into a heap heap on the plate. Not great presentation but absolutely yummy
I folded my muffin cases at
I folded my muffin cases at the top to help shape the mixture & inserted pie weights so they would stay during baking - I have heart shaped fondants
Not all of them have as defined shape as the ones pictured but the thought is there!
I made the mixture yesterday, refridgerated last night & baked this afternoon - they've turned out lovely, soft on the inside & cakey on the outside!
Hi Khv14, The cooking time
Hi Khv14,
The cooking time will vary depending on your oven and the size of your fondants. The fondants are done when they look cooked on the outside and have formed a crust but should still be gooey on the inside.
This is the simplest and best fondant recipe we have tried!
Thermomix Head Office
Total disaster, I followed
Total disaster, I followed the recipe exactly and they turned out burnt on the outside and cold in the centre and when I turned them out they fell apart and the base stayed in the tin and the chocolate was complete liquid ran all over the bench... Tasted delicious but cannot serve them at all so pretty disappointed to waste all those ingredients
Yummo, kids and husband all
Yummo, kids and husband all loved them and wanted more. They work well cooked in the Tupperware muffin silicon form. I only made half the recipe and they worked out great.
Very tasty! I put unused
Very tasty!
I put unused portions in the fridge and cooked them the following day. Perfect!
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Made these tonight from the
Made these tonight from the recipe I printed before all the changes weresuggested...and I'm glad I did otherwise I would have been very confused about what to do and not do eg putting in the fridge. I also used gluten free flour, no extra eggs, no butterfly, no fridge and they were just fabulous and so easy and simple to make...cooked at 210 degrees for 10 minutes. Had no icecream so did TMX vanilla custard.
My family are all together
margie
Hi, Do I follow original
Hi,
Do I follow original recipe of this below. Very confusing..... Angela
Yum! My oven is hot, hot,hot
Yum! My oven is hot, hot,hot so I dropped the temp to 200C and they turned out perfect! Served with baked figs and vanilla ice cream.
Response to mummybabs - My
Response to mummybabs - My friend made the recipe before the sugar quantity was updated and found the method a little confusing but made it as written but had to guess the sugar quantity, she guessed 90g. She bought them over for me to try because she was dissappointed with the outcome as the outside was cooked but the centre was soft but not runny so they were a bit dry. We then made a second lot with the changes as written.
This process was very easy,
This process was very easy, but mine really overlooked at this temperature. 230 degrees is a very hot oven!! I think I would try 180 - 190 degrees next time.
Just curious as to why you
Just curious as to why you felt the need to change the recipe completely? Did you try it first as written? I made them as per the recipe, simple as it is, and they were perfect! Maybe you should have just written your own recipe and submitted to the recipe community...
Thankyou for the
Thankyou for the recipe...made exactly how was written and was perfect!
Amazing!! And such a simple
Amazing!! And such a simple recipe, thanks for sharing!
Amazing!! And such a simple
Amazing!! And such a simple recipe, thanks for sharing!
Hi Cheryl. I had to bake
Hi Cheryl. I had to bake mine for about 10 minutes longer ... bunky old oven!
Delicious recipe! I had to
Delicious recipe! I had to bake mine for a little longer as my oven has a mind of its own. Beautiful and rich with a fabulous gooey inside.
OK, so I think the problem is
OK, so I think the problem is actually that of timing. I suppose all ovens are different but on my oven I had to lower the temperature to 190 C. Turned out beautiful!!
You can freeze these! Just pop them into the oven and cook for 5 minutes more.
Hi everyone, we're sorry that
Hi everyone, we're sorry that the sugar dropped off the recipe! It should be 80 grams and has now been updated.
The reserved chocolate mix refers to the chocolate and butter that is melted and combined in steps 2 and 3 and then put aside.
The cooking time will vary depending on your oven and the size of your fondants. The fondants are done when they look cooked on the outside and have formed a crust but should still be gooey on the inside.
This is the simplest and best fondant recipe we have tried!
Thermomix Head Office
When I looked at this recipe
When I looked at this recipe and read the comments I decided to change 3 things in this recipe
1. The amount of eggs
2. Set the mixture in the fridge before cooking
3. Lower the oven tempreature.
They turned out fabulous - nicely cooked outside with a luscious runny chocolate middle
I placed the sugar (100g) in the TM and reduced to the texture of castor sugar, added the chocolate & grated then added the butter and melted all 3 together till smooth and shinny. I placed the butterfly in the TM turned it to speed 4 and added 3 whole eggs one at a time then 3 egg whites, one at a time - the mixture was beautifully smooth and glossy. I added the flour then poured the mix into a linned muffin pan and placed it in the fridge for 2 hours to let the chocolate set - this is important so you achieve the right consistency after baking. I heated the oven to 180 degrees and placed the tray in the oven straight from the fridge. I cooked them for 15 minutes and removed them from the oven and allowed them to stand for 5 minutes before serving.
I was making this recipe in
I was making this recipe in front of guests last night - so easy. Did not read through recipe prior to commencement and realised sugar was mentioned but no amount (refer to previous comments). Asked my guests and we went for half the chocolate amount, ie 90gm of castor sugar and it worked very nicely. Next time I might try and add one mor egg white to make it a little lighter. But will definitely make it again.
Hi jewel, thanks for the
Hi jewel, thanks for the response. Yes, it was gooey, but not in a nice way. I expected it to be cooked around the edges and gooey inside. Instead it was just mushy all over. Like I said though, it could be my Thermomix acting up.
Cheryl, I haven't made this
Cheryl, I haven't made this recipe yet but it does appear to be a little all over the place.
As for your fondant not cooking properly was wondering if you have cooked a fondant before It should be all soft & gooy in the middle like melted chocolate. Get the impression this is how yours turned sounds perfect to me???
I'm not sure if it's my
I'm not sure if it's my thermomix that doesn't measure correctly, or if it is this recipe... but it definitely doesn't work. Flavour was nice but it definitely did not cook properly. Sugar and flour ratios are off.
How much chocolate do I
How much chocolate do I reserve, please?? This sounds delicious but the recipe has been poorly added to the database!!
How much sugar please?
How much sugar please?
As this recipe was "recipe of
As this recipe was "recipe of the month" I made the mistake of not reading the entire recipe before starting so had to guess the sugar ( I put in 100g) and didn't know how much "reserved chocolate" I had to add in step 6 so I left it out. I cooked the fondants a few minutes more than suggested. When I turned the fondants onto a plate there was about 2 tablespoons of melted butter and it didn't retain its shape. Once I poured the melted butter off the plate the taste of the Fondant was ok. Not sure if the reserved chocolate in step 6 would have made a difference. Disappointed that I wasted a block of chocolate.
I also would like to know how
I also would like to know how much sugar
how much sugar is added with
how much sugar is added with eggs?