Attention Baker's

Updated on November 18, 2011
J.B. asks from Pueblo, CO
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I need a chocolate with high melting point to use in the middle of a pastry. I am making butter braids and I would love to put a chocolate in the middle of it rather than a jam. Basically what a butter braid is for those that aren't familiar (I wasn't until a friend told me about it) is that you get a frozen pastry crust, fold it out into 3rd's and spread a mixture of almond paste, sugar and egg white in the middle, then on top of that you typically layer on a jam of some sort. Then you cut the bare sides and braid up the pastry where it looks like a braid and bake. I thought adding a chocolate would be great in the middle rather than a jam, but I don't know of one that has a high enough melting point so it won't run all over the place. Any ideas???? TIA

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T.H.

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I made crescent rolls with a Hershey's kiss in the middle of them last year and they didn't run out. I would expect you could even put chocolate chips in there and it should be fine, I mean they don't melt all over the cookie sheet so it should stay relatively intact.

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S.S.

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how about nutella?

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J.L.

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Nutella spread works great for recipes like this. Baker's chocolate too.

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T.L.

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Usually the darker the chocolate the higher the melting point will be.

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A.M.

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try bakers chocolate...that is what i use

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