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Old 08-02-2009, 10:42 PM
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hey everyone,
im writing a new menu and i'd like to put housemade malted milk balls (like whoppers) as a garnish on a dessert. does any one have a recipe ?

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I think I have a recipe in my Alain Ducasse dessert book....I'll look it up for you.
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I would be very interested in that recipe too, having tried to make malted milk balls myself without much success.........
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I have made them before, but can't remember the ratio. Just temper white chocolate and malt powder. Those were the only two ingredients for the filling and were quite good.
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you can also try a seafoam formula and wiggle in some malt powder.
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you can also try a seafoam formula and wiggle in some malt powder.
That's basically what I tried before.....sorta worked but the candy didn't have the right crunch that a true malted milk ball does. I think the big candy makers do it under high pressure or something.....at least that's what I've heard.
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I have made them before, but can't remember the ratio. Just temper white chocolate and malt powder. Those were the only two ingredients for the filling and were quite good.
I found a similar recipe to what you're talking about and in that recipe the ratio was 1:1 (as in, one cup melted white chocolate and 1 cup malted milk powder).
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still waiting to hear what the Alain Ducasse recipe says...
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Okay---here's the formula...

1 cup of white chocolate
1 cup of malted milk powder

Melt chocolate and stir in malted milk powder. Form into balls and dip in milk chocolate.

Hope this helps.
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Okay---here's the formula...

1 cup of white chocolate
1 cup of malted milk powder

Melt chocolate and stir in malted milk powder. Form into balls and dip in milk chocolate.

Hope this helps.
I tried it today and I'll be darned if it didn't work. Closest I've ever come to the real thing! I recommend it Jessiquina!
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awesome, thanks!!!
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I'm not a pastry chef but I love to bake at home and I am going to try the recipe out! I have a h&s meeting on Monday so I'm going to hit the bulk barn before the meeting and get me some malted milk powder!
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i made them today! i couldnt stop eating them. i'd add a little salt to it, just to balance it out.
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love them! I don't have a recipe however, i remember running by one in the past that also added malt powder in the cake and frosting! looked so yummy!
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