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This is the log that started it all!
1 pound praline paste (available fresh at The Peppermill)
1 pound premium white coating chocolate
1 pound bittersweet coating chocolate
6 ounces hazelnut brittle
2 cups cornflakes
Long plastic log mold
Plastic or silicone texture sheet cut to the length of the mold
Melt the chocolate and praline in a microwave or double boiler. Stir to combine and melt completely. Use an immersion blender to smooth out all lumps of praline. Stir in brittle and cornflakes.
Line the mold with texture sheet. Pour the chocolate mixture into the mold. Tap the mold a few times on the countertop to settle the chocolate. Place in refrigerator for one hour to set.
When the log is firm, release the two ends with a spatula and invert the log onto a tray. Gently remove texture sheet. Decorate with edible metallic paint as desired. Serve.
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This was sooo easy! It tasted just great and it took super fast. Used a metal log pan. Going to get a silicone one cause I couldn’t release it from the pan. Please do the same.