Thank you for this! I recently moved into a new place and i had been looking for a recipe i could sell to make ends meet. Tried these a year ago and im still making them to this day because people love them! I cant thank you enough ❤
@@Ashleemariecakes thank u for ur videos. I was craving schochmellows so bad i new some1 in RU-vid land was making them. My only problem is how am i going to get the chocolate to taste like sees.
first time I have seen any of your videos and may I command you on them! Very professional, easy to understand. You have a presence of happiness in what you do. Thank you and off to make these now!
I have frozen candy before. You must wrap your container really well. And when thawing you need to make sure they don’t ‘sweat’. Also, your freezer can’t have any ‘odors’. The chocolate will pick it up.!Do a search on youtube, I’m sure someone shows it. I haven’t done in years, I forget all the steps.
Your friends and neighbors will LOVE you! and thank you so much, my goal is to share enough tips and tricks that making amazing food isn't as daunting.
I buy compound chocolate typically so it doesn't need to be tempered like couverture chocolate. For ease. The chocolate ends softer and doesn't have the snap or shine of tempered chocolate but for this I prefer that. If I was making molded chocolate filled with caramel or truffles or something like that then I'd used tempering chocolate.
corn syrup essentially keeps the sugar from becoming granulated, also helps with body and shine. Corn syrup from the store is 100 percent glucose while high-fructose corn syrup has had some of the glucose converted to fructose. Normal grocery store corn syrup has no fructose and I highly suggest using it because of what it brings to a recipe but you can leave it out if you'd like
Corn syrup essentially keeps the sugar from becoming granulated, also helps with body and shine. Corn syrup from the store is 100 percent glucose while high-fructose corn syrup has had some of the glucose converted to fructose. Normal grocery store corn syrup has no fructose and I highly suggest using it because of what it brings to a recipe, caramel especially but you can leave it out if you'd like
Hmm, maybe that’s why mine came out crusty and grainy 🤔 I just made this and the marshmallow is defo missing something. I will try again with corn syrup.