For Valentine's Day Treasure Chocolate Bar
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For Valentine's Day Treasure Chocolate Bar
This is commonly called 'chocolate salami, but it doesn't sound appetizing, so I came up with my own original name for this. Imagining the fillings as various treasures, I named it "Treasure Chocolate Bar."
Cooking instructions
* Step 1
Finely chop the ◎ ingredients of your choice. They won't blend well with chocolate if you don't chop them finely enough.
* Step 2
Roughly crack or chop the chocolate and melt in the microwave. (40 seconds→30 seconds→20 seconds at 700w) Note Cooking time may vary depending on your microwave.
* Step 3
Even if it is still lumpy, it will melt with the residual heat. Don't melt it too much.
* Step 4
Pour the melted chocolate into Step 1 and mix well.
* Step 5
Place the mixture on parchment paper, shaping it into a log. It's easier to roll on a bamboo sushi mat.
* Step 6
Roll and adjust the shape and twist to secure both ends ('candy' wrap).
* Step 7
Leave it in a cool place or chill in the fridge for 30 minutes to let it harden. When it's hard, open the wrapping and sprinkle with cocoa powder (powdered sugar).
* Step 8
When you store it, wrap with aluminum foil over the parchment paper (not in a 'candy' wrap) so that the paper won't tear easily.
* Step 9
When you eat, take it out of the fridge and leave it at room temperature for a while before you cut it. It is very hard to cut and crumbles when it is cold.
* Step 10
You can keep it at room temperature, but not in a warm place.
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