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    Rich and Silky Chocolate Sauce

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    This chocolate sauce combines the intense flavor of extra bittersweet chocolate with a smooth caramel base, perfect for drizzling over desserts.

    Ingredients for Rich and Silky Chocolate Sauce

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    Extra Bittersweet Chocolate, finely chopped

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    Sugar

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    Water

    0.25 fluid ounces

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    Heavy Cream

    0.25 fluid ounces

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    How to Make Rich and Silky Chocolate Sauce

    1. Prepare Chocolate

    Place the finely chopped extra bittersweet chocolate into a medium heatproof bowl, ready for the caramel.

    2. Make Caramel

    In a medium heavy-bottomed saucepan, combine the sugar and water. Stir over medium heat until sugar dissolves. Cook without stirring, swirling the pan occasionally, until the mixture reaches a rich golden amber color.

    3. Combine Cream

    Remove from heat and carefully whisk in the heavy cream. Return to low heat and stir until the caramel dissolves into the cream completely.

    4. Finalize Sauce

    Pour the caramel cream over the chopped chocolate in the bowl. Stir gently until the chocolate melts completely and the sauce is smooth and glossy.

    5. Serve or Store

    The chocolate sauce is ready to enjoy. It can be refrigerated for up to a week and reheated over simmering water until warm and pourable when needed.

    Pitfalls and tips

    Choose Quality Chocolate

    Opt for the best quality chocolate you can find with a high cocoa content for a significant difference in flavor.

    Use a Double Boiler

    Gently melt chocolate using a double boiler to avoid scorching and ensure even melting.

    Dry Utensils Only

    Make sure all utensils and bowls are completely dry to prevent the chocolate from seizing.

    Consider Your Cream

    Use warmed heavy cream to enrich the sauce's texture without causing the chocolate to seize.

    Monitor the Heat

    Keep the heat low and stir consistently to prevent the chocolate from burning.


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