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How to Pipe Multi-Color Chocolate Doilies

A Video by Julia M Usher

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Heads up: It's not a cookie video, but the piping techniques shown here can bridge from chocolate to cookie pretty easily . . .

 

In a previous video, I showed you how to pipe single-color dark chocolate lace doilies freehand. In this video, I take that basic doily up a notch by piping semisweet chocolate and seven (yes, seven!) colors of tinted white chocolate into an intricate floral pattern. But have no fear! I use a straightforward tracing technique here, which takes the guesswork out of where to pipe all the colors. Untempered, this doily makes a striking underliner for a simple dessert or a cake topper to lay flat. If tempered, the chocolate will stay firm longer at room temperature, allowing this same method to be used to create freestanding chocolate decorations.

 

P.S. To see this video in high definition and with all the linked annotations, click here. Also, be sure to subscribe to my YouTube channel so you don't miss my upcoming releases! There are many more to come.

 

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  • Two 6-Inch Doilies: Chocolate and Photo by Julia M Usher
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