Drizzled chocolate can add extra flair to many desserts.
Chocolate sauce can add a fancy flair to nearly any dessert and even some savory dishes. Drizzle it across a plate to get the appearance of a dessert from a fancy restaurant. Criss-cross drizzled chocolate sauce with drizzled balsamic reduction for an unusual but tasty garnish on a plate of scallops. While this ingredient can help you make dishes look professional, you don't even need to cook to use it; you can make your own chocolate sauce from scratch or simply use a plastic bottle of pre-made chocolate syrup from the store.
Instructions
1. Place slightly more
2. Put the container of chocolate sauce into the microwave and heat it on high for 15 seconds. Remove the container from the microwave and stir the chocolate. Depending on how much chocolate sauce you are warming, you may need to repeat this process several times.Heat the chocolate sauce to make it slightly runny, as cold chocolate sauce can be lumpy and refuse to drizzle evenly. Do not heat the chocolate to the point of boiling or being hot -- it merely needs to be warm.
3. Pour the chocolate from the microwave-safe
4. Hold the pastry bag over the item or items you want to drizzle with chocolate sauce and squeeze it gently to start a flow of chocolate out the tip. Move the bag back and forth at an even speed to create consistent lines of drizzled chocolate. Apply a consistent amount of pressure to the bag as you squeeze it; if you suddenly squeeze harder or more gently, the flow of chocolate will change. This will result in inconsistently thick or broken lines of chocolate on the item you are drizzling.
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