Recipe for Christmas Sugar Ball

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As surprising as it may seem, it is completely edible!

Yields1 Serving
Prep Time30 mins
Ingredients
 1 Egg white
 250 Powdered sugar
 1 Lemon juice or white vinegar
 20 Cocoa butter
 Sugar pearl
Directions
1

Implementation. In a mixing bowl placed over a pot of boiling water, melt the cocoa butter. Brush the inside of plastic half-sphere molds with the cocoa butter, then turn the half-spheres upside down to let the excess butter run off and store in the refrigerator for about 30 minutes.

2

While the butter recrystallizes, make the royal icing - In a mixing bowl, put the egg white, lemon juice, and powdered sugar, and whisk at high speed - Achieve a firm and stable mixture -

3

Using a piping bag with a tip of about 10 mm, create a decoration on the half-spheres. Do not hold the half-spheres directly; instead, use a cloth to protect them, as the heat from your hand will melt the cocoa butter and make it impossible to apply the decoration.

4

Allow the royal icing to harden for at least 24 hours away from moisture. To unmold, gently warm the half-spheres with a hairdryer and carefully remove the sugar shapes.

5

Coat one of the two halves with a bit of royal icing (excess kept wrapped in the fridge) and place the other on top to stick them together.

6

To finish, when the sugar has hardened enough, color using iridescent food colorings. Then place the sugar pearls on a royal icing star. Let it dry completely (a few hours) and then add a ribbon.

Ingredients

Ingredients
 1 Egg white
 250 Powdered sugar
 1 Lemon juice or white vinegar
 20 Cocoa butter
 Sugar pearl

Directions

Directions
1

Implementation. In a mixing bowl placed over a pot of boiling water, melt the cocoa butter. Brush the inside of plastic half-sphere molds with the cocoa butter, then turn the half-spheres upside down to let the excess butter run off and store in the refrigerator for about 30 minutes.

2

While the butter recrystallizes, make the royal icing - In a mixing bowl, put the egg white, lemon juice, and powdered sugar, and whisk at high speed - Achieve a firm and stable mixture -

3

Using a piping bag with a tip of about 10 mm, create a decoration on the half-spheres. Do not hold the half-spheres directly; instead, use a cloth to protect them, as the heat from your hand will melt the cocoa butter and make it impossible to apply the decoration.

4

Allow the royal icing to harden for at least 24 hours away from moisture. To unmold, gently warm the half-spheres with a hairdryer and carefully remove the sugar shapes.

5

Coat one of the two halves with a bit of royal icing (excess kept wrapped in the fridge) and place the other on top to stick them together.

6

To finish, when the sugar has hardened enough, color using iridescent food colorings. Then place the sugar pearls on a royal icing star. Let it dry completely (a few hours) and then add a ribbon.

Notes

Recipe for Christmas Sugar Ball
  • mélissaDecember 29, 2018
    I haven't tried it yet, but I fully intend to do so for this Christmas. However, I would like to know how long it keeps. Thank you.
  • crocus52December 29, 2018
    very pretty easy to make, and really impressive... but I preferred to leave it pure white... too beautiful to be colored. I have always had a soft spot for white. My suggestion: in a half-sphere to decorate a cake, a log. Sorry, no photo, but I will do it again...
  • BernardDecember 29, 2018
    You can keep it without any worries for several months.

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Nutrition Facts

1 servings

Serving size

1

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