Walnut pralines: walnut marzipan in white and dark chocolate coating

Walnut marzipan, white and dark couverture
Yield30 pralines
Active timeapprox. 1 hr
Total timeapprox. 1 hr 30 min
contains milk (couverture)contains tree nuts (walnutsalmonds)
These pralines look like they come from a confiserie, yet they are easy to make. The only prerequisite: you like marzipan.
Each praline consists of cut-out walnut marzipan, first dipped in white and then in dark couverture. A half walnut crowns the top.
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If you're in a hurry: the compact recipe card further down sums everything up.
Cutting out
1
Roll out the marzipan
Dust the work surface with icing sugar and roll the tree nut marzipan out to 1 cm thick between two rolling sticks.
2
Cut out circles
Cut out circles with a round Cookie cutter for ganache. Knead the leftovers together, roll them out again and keep cutting until the dough is used up. This gives you about 30 pieces.

White couverture
1
Dipping
Place a marzipan circle into the tempered white couverture and press it fully in at the edge with the dipping fork. This way it turns once, is coated all around and stays on the fork.

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2
Wiping off
Wipe the bottom well against the edge of the tempering device so that no chocolate foot forms later.
3
Placing the tree nut
Place the praline on a baking sheet lined with baking paper. Once the couverture has begun to set slightly, press a tree nut half onto it, and it will no longer slip. Chill the pralines in the refrigerator for 10 minutes.


Dark couverture
1
Dip about three quarters
Hold the Praline by the nut, release it from the paper and dip it about three quarters of the way into the dark couverture. The surface with the tree nut stays white.
2
Dip several times
Dip them several times, each time slightly less deep, and the excess couverture will drip off on its own. Only gently wipe the edge, otherwise the nut will come off.
3
Let set
Let the pralines set for another 10 minutes and pack them in pretty boxes.
Compact · for printing
Pine nut praline
Ingredients
Quantity:
For the pralines
For coating
Preparation
- Cut out: Roll the walnut marzipan out to 1 cm thick and cut out about 30 circles with a round cookie cutter.
- Coat: Dip in white couverture, place a walnut on top, chill for 10 min; dip three quarters into dark couverture and let set for 10 min.
Nutrition per 100 g
504kcal
28.3 gFat
55.3 gCarbohydrates
7.4 gProtein
Storage & shelf life
Cool and protected from light for about 1 month.
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Recommended by our bakery, in exactly the sizes this recipe has been tested with.
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Nut at the right moment
Place the tree nut only once the couverture has begun to set slightly, then it stays exactly where it belongs.
No chocolate foot
Scrape off well and place on baking paper for a clean, flat base.
Other marzipan
Mit Pistachio- oder hazelnut-marzipan funktioniert das Rezept genauso.
Frequently asked questions
Yes, only tempered couverture gleams and snaps crisply. We show you how in our tempering course and on the blog.
Cool and protected from light, about one month.
Yes, tree nuts and walnuts are the same.
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Baumnusspralinen
By: Karin B. On 2024-11-14Hallo,
genau die habe ich im löetzten Jahr gemacht. Die sind ja sowas von lecker.
Ich habe allerdings die Marzipantaler in Zartbitterkuvertüre getunkt und die halben Baumnüsse in weißer Kuvertüre.
Liebe Grüße aus DeutschlandReplied by: Rebecca Odermatt On 2024-11-14
