Dried Fruit Platter

To prepare these delicious chocolate treats, we start by melting the chocolate in a double boiler. So, we choose a small pot, in which we put water, bringing it to a moderate boil. Above this, we place a glass or metal bowl, ensuring it is well secured and does not touch the water. We add broken chocolate pieces into the bowl and let it melt slowly, occasionally stirring with a silicone spatula to prevent sticking. Once the chocolate has completely melted and is smooth, we add the butter cut into small cubes, stirring continuously. If you want to enhance the chocolate flavor, now is the time to add a few drops of flavored oil, such as vanilla or orange, which will add extra taste. We keep the mixture on very low heat, so it remains fluid and easy to use. Meanwhile, we take care of the pineapple. We start by peeling the fresh pineapple, removing the skin and the woody core. Once we have the pulp, we cut it into slices about one centimeter thick, which we divide into four, so we get 6 attractive pieces. These will serve as a base to support the dried fruits and delicious chocolate. Once the chocolate is ready, we take each piece of pineapple and dip it into the chocolate, ensuring it is evenly coated. Then, we place each piece on a piece of plastic wrap or on a tray lined with baking paper. It is important to let the chocolate harden, so we leave them at room temperature or in the refrigerator for about 30 minutes. To add more variety, we can also introduce various dried or candied fruits, such as apricots, figs, or raisins, which we can wrap in the melted chocolate. These combinations will bring not only a delicious taste but also an interesting texture. Once the chocolate has set well, we can arrange the treats on plates, in decorative baskets, or even in candy boxes, ready to be given to loved ones. These little culinary masterpieces will surely be appreciated by all who savor them!
Ingredients
- Dried fruits: 4 slices of pineapple
- 16 apricots
- 16 figs
- 16 dates or whatever you have on hand and like
- 100 g of chocolate with 65
- 70% cocoa (of good quality)
- butter the size of a walnut or a bit more.
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