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Dress up your caramel apples this Halloween to look like a cauldron.

Dress up your caramel apples this Halloween to look like a cauldron.

Dress up your caramel apples this Halloween by dipping them in melted chocolate and decorating them with modeling chocolate or fondant to look like a cauldron.

You can use store bought caramel apples to make quick work of this recipe, but if you choose to make your own caramel apples, be sure to push the stick in at an angle so that it looks like a big spoon stirring the cauldron. These caramel apple cauldrons can be dipped in tempered pure chocolate or melted confectionery coating/candy melts, whichever you prefer. The candy melts are easier to work with, but don't have the rich luscious flavor of pure semi-sweet chocolate which can be difficult to temper properly. If you don't have a lot of experience working with chocolate, you might want to click here to read some very helpful chocolate making tips. Modeling chocolate/chocolate clay is used to decorate the chocolate dipped caramel apple and is simple to make, but store bought fondant can easily be substituted. Click here for the recipe and a tutorial on making modeling chocolate.
 
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Step 1Ingredients:


Chocolate Caramel Apple Cauldron (makes 6-10)

Ingredients:

6 large or up to 12 small caramel apples
16 ounces melted and tempered semi sweet chocolate
or melted dark cocoa candy melts/confectionery coating
8 ounces white modeling chocolate (or fondant)
8 ounces dark modeling chocolate (or fondant)
food coloring/icing coloring ( neon green, yellow, red, orange)

Special Equipment Needed:
baking sheet lined with parchment paper or a Silpat non-stick liner
knife
optional: round cookie cutters, round pastry tip, tear drop and leaf shaped mini cookie cutters
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5 comments
Nov 8, 2011. 11:07 AMrmackenzie1 says:
It is sexy
Nov 7, 2011. 10:22 AMCarleyy says:
I love this too! Great photos and details in the chocolate work!
Nov 6, 2011. 7:26 PMkenbob says:
This is food art! Love it!
Nov 6, 2011. 1:59 AMKryptonite says:
This is amazing, they look incredible! I'm definitely impressed by how much effort you obviously put into these :D
Nov 5, 2011. 3:39 PMPenolopy Bulnick says:
I love candied apples! So adorable, too!

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I am a blogger (www.HungryHappenings.com) and author of Hungry Halloween, a Halloween cookbook, and I am passionate about creating chocolate and edible art (themed cuisine) for holidays and special oc...
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