Blood orange liqueur pearls
Dark chocolate with finest liquid filling
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Delicious chocolate speciality with alcohol
The liquid filling with blood orange liqueur is coated in finest dark chocolate.
The liqueur centre and the chocolate make the tipsy pearls a special confectionery experience. Served on a dessert, our pearls are not only a highlight in terms of flavour, but also a real eye-catcher.
This extravagant chocolate speciality comes in a pretty decorative tin. The colourful premium packaging is an eye-catcher in itself: "give with heart and spread joy!"
The liqueur centre and the chocolate make the tipsy pearls a special confectionery experience. Served on a dessert, our pearls are not only a highlight in terms of flavour, but also a real eye-catcher.
This extravagant chocolate speciality comes in a pretty decorative tin. The colourful premium packaging is an eye-catcher in itself: "give with heart and spread joy!"
Recipe idea
Dessert with blood orange liqueur pearls
This delicious dessert is easy to make: The creamy buttermilk panna cotta becomes something very special with the blood orange puree. The tipsy pearls provide that little extra.
1. Prepare a panna cotta cream. We liked a light buttermilk version. Bring cream, sugar and vanilla to the boil and leave it to infuse. Add dissolved gelatine and stir. Slowly stir in the buttermilk.
2. Pour the panna cotta into serving glasses and allow the cream to set.
3. For the second layer, thicken the blood orange juice with a little cornflour and flavour the mixture with a little sugar and vanilla sugar. Meanwhile, bring the mixture to the boil briefly.
4. Pour the blood orange mixture into the serving glasses directly on top of the first layer.
5. Decorate the dessert with blood orange liqueur pearl and a slice of fresh blood orange.
6. Serve and enjoy.
1. Prepare a panna cotta cream. We liked a light buttermilk version. Bring cream, sugar and vanilla to the boil and leave it to infuse. Add dissolved gelatine and stir. Slowly stir in the buttermilk.
2. Pour the panna cotta into serving glasses and allow the cream to set.
3. For the second layer, thicken the blood orange juice with a little cornflour and flavour the mixture with a little sugar and vanilla sugar. Meanwhile, bring the mixture to the boil briefly.
4. Pour the blood orange mixture into the serving glasses directly on top of the first layer.
5. Decorate the dessert with blood orange liqueur pearl and a slice of fresh blood orange.
6. Serve and enjoy.
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Ingredients
In particular cases, some modifications of this document's contents may have been effected after publication. Therefore, please kindly check the ingredient list and the nutritional information on the product packaging itself before consumption. Blood orange liqueur balls, liquid filled, coated with 61% dark chocolate
Ingredients: sugar, cocoa mass, cocoa butter, blood orange liqueur 5%, alcohol, thickener: gum arabic; LACTOSE, ALMOND and HAZELNUT pieces, cornflakes (corn, sugar, salt, BARLEY MALT EXTRACT), glazing agent: shellac; emulsifier: lecithins (SOYA); natural vanilla aroma. Cocoa: 50% minimum in dark chocolate
May contain traces of OTHER CEREALS CONTAINING GLUTEN and OTHER TREENUTS.
responsible food company:
Lebkuchen-Schmidt GmbH & Co.KG, Zollhausstraße 30, D-90469 Nürnberg/Germany
Nutritional information
General nutritional information | per 100g |
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Energy | 1.889kJ 451kcal |
Fat - of which saturates |
20g 12g |
Carbohydrate - of which sugars |
61g 59g |
Protein | 4,4g |
Salt | 0,03g |