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Heat whipped cream in a suitable saucepan over medium heat. When the whipped cream boils, the fat layer is separated, so remove it from the heat when the edges boil, as shown in the picture.
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Pour the whipped cream into the prepared dark chocolate
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Melt chocolate with whipped cream heat
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When ganache (raw cream + chocolate) is complete, place in a rectangular mold and harden in the refrigerator for at least 2 hours. I put a wrap on a rectangular mousse mold and hardened it, but if you don't have a frame, you can put a wrap on a rock and rock and harden it.
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Remove from mold the pav chocolate, which has hardened enough, and cut into appropriate sizes.
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And if you sift the cocoa powder on the top, it's done. You can put chocolate and cocoa powder together in a bag and shake it and put cocoa powder on the front and back, but I think it's neat and pretty that I sprayed only on the top. It came out really neat and luxurious like Lois chocolate, right? When you wrap it, it's pretty in a transparent OPP bag, it's pretty in a chocolate packaging box, and I think the pav chocolate itself is clean and pretty no matter how you wrap it.
Chocolate: fresh cream = 1 to 1 ratio allowed. You can't go beyond that. Many people use 1:1 ratio, but it melts so well that it's less workable and uncomfortable to eat. So I used a little less whipped cream. It was perfect.If the ratio of whipped cream is higher than chocolate, it becomes a failed pav chocolate that never hardens.