- Why does the chocolate crack in the fridge?
- If the chocolate is too thin, or the curd was too wet and expanded during freezing. A thicker coating helps.
- The curd mass won't hold together, what should I do?
- The curd was probably too wet. Add a little desiccated coconut or ground biscuits to absorb the moisture.
- Can I use milk chocolate?
- Sure, but the bitterness of dark chocolate better counterbalances the sweet curd.
Homemade Túró Rudi (chocolate coated curd snack)
Ingredients
Equipment Needed
- Sieve or potato ricer for pressing the curd
- Mixing bowl
- Piping bag (optional, for shaping)
- Baking paper
- Bowl for melting over steam
Allergen Information
Instructions
Press the curd cheese through a sieve or ricer so it becomes creamy and lump-free.
Mix the pressed curd with the icing sugar, vanilla sugar, and grated lemon zest. Knead until you get a mouldable, non-sticky mass.
Shape finger-thick logs from the mass, place them on a tray lined with baking paper, and put in the freezer for 30-40 minutes.
Melt the chocolate with the coconut oil over steam, stir until smooth and glossy.
Take the logs out of the freezer and dip them into the melted chocolate with lightning-fast movements. Place back on the baking paper to set.
Place the finished logs in the fridge (not the freezer anymore) for at least 20 minutes before eating, so the curd thaws but the chocolate remains crisp.
Recipe FAQ
Ingredients
- 250 g Semi-fat curd cheese
- 50 g Icing sugar
- 1 pack Real vanilla sugar
- 1 tsp Grated lemon zest
- 200 g Good quality dark chocolate (min. 60%)
- 1 tbsp Coconut oil