Chocolate and nut panforte
Published on 20 December 2018
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Another delicious Manuel Marzari course recipe, ideal for Christmas. Easy if you follow a few essential steps. I cut into small cubes and wrapped as gifts for friends.
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- Step 1 of 19I bring honey, sugar and water to the boil in a small saucepan.

- Step 2 of 19I sift flour, cocoa and cinnamon in a bowl.

- Step 3 of 19I mix the dry ingredients.

- Step 4 of 19I mix nuts, varying types while keeping quantities.

- Step 5 of 19I add candied fruit and mix.

- Step 6 of 19I microwave chocolate to melt, at 50°C.

- Step 7 of 19The sugar is nearly at temperature.

- Step 8 of 19I measure with a thermometer: it must reach 116°C.

- Step 9 of 19I pour melted sugar onto nuts.

- Step 10 of 19I add dry ingredients in three additions, mixing carefully.

- Step 11 of 19I add melted chocolate.

- Step 12 of 19I mix thoroughly.

- Step 13 of 19The dough should be firm but workable. I turn onto parchment or a silicone mat.

- Step 14 of 19I cover with parchment and roll. Macadamia nuts determine thickness. Mine was thick and baked for 15 minutes; reduce slightly for thinner panforte.

- Step 15 of 19I shape a rectangle with a scraper.

- Step 16 of 19I bake at 140°C for 15 minutes until slightly matt.

- Step 17 of 19I cool and cut into strips.

- Step 18 of 19Then cubes.

- Step 19 of 19Once cold, I store in a box or glass jar or make gift bags.

Original source: https://incucinaconlilly.com/2018/12/20/panforte-cioccolato-e-frutta-secca/
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