I have a mold with different Christmas shapes, meant for making chocolates. I got it last year with some Betty Crocker meltable coating, but I've never used it and I don't have any instructions.
Do I need to oil it, or do you suppose they'll come out anyway?
It's clear, rigid plastic. I've used something similar for cream cheese mints, and you don't have to grease a mold for those.
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If it like the plastic molds I have used in the past, you don't need to grease it, but you do need to make sure the chocolate is very firm before removing from the mold--it helps to put it in the refrigerator.
I also use candy molds for butter to put on the holiday table. Everyone loves the butter that way, but the only problem is the first time I did that (Easter, with little bunnies and flowers), DS thought they were cookies and popped a whole one right into his mouth. [img]http://uumor.pair.com/nutalle2/peanutallergy/eek.gif[/img] Worse yet, he liked it and wanted another.
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lol on the "butter cookies" thats a good idea though
I have those molds too, no grease required
No grease needed but I think I read that putting them in the freezer is better for about 10 - 15 min and the plastic should look a little frosted on the bottom when they are ready. You can tap them out upside down. Good luck, sounds yummy.
If it like the plastic molds I have used in the past, you don't need to grease it, but you do need to make sure the chocolate is very firm before removing from the mold--it helps to put it in the refrigerator.
I also use candy molds for butter to put on the holiday table. Everyone loves the butter that way, but the only problem is the first time I did that (Easter, with little bunnies and flowers), DS thought they were cookies and popped a whole one right into his mouth. [img]http://uumor.pair.com/nutalle2/peanutallergy/eek.gif[/img] Worse yet, he liked it and wanted another.
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lol on the "butter cookies" thats a good idea though
I have those molds too, no grease required
No grease needed but I think I read that putting them in the freezer is better for about 10 - 15 min and the plastic should look a little frosted on the bottom when they are ready. You can tap them out upside down. Good luck, sounds yummy.