▲ 1 r/AskCulinary+1 crossposts

Need help creating a chocolate sauce for pancakes / waffles.

Hello everyone,

Here's how i went about making the chocolate sauce-----

I tempered 100g of Dark Chocolate in a double boiler. Once melted it felt too thick, so i added neutral oil to thin it. I wanted to achieve a nutella type consistency and ChatGPT recommended adding neutral oil (approx 10ml).

Anyway, after adding oil the texture was good, and i stored the leftover sauce in an airtight squeezy bottle at room temperature. I used it a couple days later, it was slightly thicker but the sauce had a smooth finish.

However, when i went to use it a few weeks later, i noticed the sauce had a grainy texture.

Any tips on how to make it shelf stable? I want to make a chocolate sauce that has a nutella like consistency so i can spread it over toast or drizzle it on my pancakes.

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u/Both_Mode — 2 days ago
▲ 16 r/IndianBakers+1 crossposts

Has anyone used morde’s choco filling?

I have a small cafe and km looking to make a chocolate topping for my waffles and pancakes.

Basically I need to make a chocolate sauce. Found this on the shelf and bought to try. However, it’s quite thick and doesn’t taste that great.

What do you guys recommend I use in a cafe? Need to use it as a chocolate topping for waffles and pancakes. Would it be better to temper coverture chocolate and make a sauce from that?

u/Both_Mode — 2 months ago