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How to make chocolate chips
These chocolate chips, very fine, are perfect for decorating a dessert, but they can also be incorporated in a preparation like mint ice-cream for example.
Take the chocolate bar in your hand, protected by a piece of aluminium foil to avoid it melting too quickly, then grate the edge of the bar with a vegetable peeler.
Collect the chips on a plate, or a sheet of paper on the work surface.
Remarks
The chocolate chips should be kept dry, in an airtight container.
Keeping: Several days in the fridge, in a closed jar.
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