CHOCOLATE FAVORITES 
Use a double boiler for melting chocolate. Bring water to a boil turn stove off, and THEN put cut up chocolate in top pan. Be very careful not to get water or steam into chocolate.

DIPPING: Place center or whatever you're dipping into chocolate. Lift out with dipping fork. Turn it over and let it drop onto waxed paper. Place candy in freezer for a few minutes until setup. (It may take only 5 minutes.)

MOLDING: Spoon melted chocolate into molds, tap on table to remove air bubbles. Place in freezer until set (less than 10 minutes), and take from freezer and remove from mold. Tap the mold to release the candy.

MOLDING WITH FILLED CENTER: Use brush or spoon to coat inside of mold cavity with melted chocolate. Place in freezer until firm. Remove and fill with your choice of filling. Spoon a small amount of chocolate on the top and return to freezer until firm.

Try some of these combinations. They're delicious! They can be dropped from a teaspoon, or put into candy cups or poured into a pan and cut into squares when set up. (Whatever you make place into freezer to set up.)

Chocolate and Rice Krispies
Chocolate and coconut
Chocolate and nut topping
Chocolate and peanuts
Almonds and white chocolate (Almond Bark)
White chocolate and peanut butter (about 2/3 c. peanut butter to lb. chocolate)

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Chocolate Favorites
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 Amber (Illinois) says:
If you are afraid of seizing your chocolate from the steam or water of a double broiler, microwaving your chocolate in a bowl works quite well. I've been making chocolate creations for about a year now, and I second some the suggested combinations listed above. One suggestion that I would make is to indulge in fruit! Jams and jellies make great fillings as well. My personal favorite is a peanut butter and jam.

 

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