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Preparation time
20min
Total time
40min
Portion
24 portion(s)
Level
medium

Ingredients

Cakepops

  • 100 g butter (soft)
  • 190 g raw sugar
  • 200 g SR flour
  • 20 g Cacao or cocoa
  • 1 tsp vanilla extract
  • 40 g water
  • 4 eggs

Icing

  • 1 package milk chocolate melts
  • 1 package white chocolate melts

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Recipe's preparation

    Step 1 - Making cakepops
  1. - Butter and flour your cakepop tin and preheat oven on 180 degrees.


    - Place raw sugar into Thermomix Closed lid and blitz spd 9/3 seconds


    - Insert butterfly and add soft butter.  Mix on spd 3/10 seconds.  Scrape down sides and mix on spd 3/30 seconds.


    - Add eggs and vanilla and beat on spd 3/10 seconds.  Scrape down sides and repeat.


    - Add SR flour and cacao powder and mix on spd 3/10 seconds.


    - Add water and mix on spd 4/15 seconds.


    - Put a spoonful of mixture into each cakepop hole just to fill them, do not overflow them.  Put the lid of the cakepop maker on the top and join them together with the silicone clips.


    - Bake in oven for 20 minutes.  Some of the cake will overflow out the top of the hole, and this is okay.


    - Once the 20 minutes is up, test a cake by inserting a skewer.  If it comes out clean your cakes are done.  If not, cook for a further couple of minutes.


    - Once cooked, take the top of the cakepop maker off, and tip the balls onto a wire rack to cool.  Allow them to cool completely before going to the next step.


    * If you have mixture left over, cook more cakepops.

  2. Step 2 - Inserting stick
  3. Now your cakepops have cooled, its time to insert the sticks.


    - Clean up your cakepops by rubbing your finger over them gently to make them a little smooth and take of any overflowed bits.


    - Melt about a quarter of a packet of milk chocolate in the thermomix Closed lidSpd 3/70 degrees/5 minutes or until melted.


    - Insert a stick in the melted chocolate about 1cm up the stick.  Put the chocolate end of the stick into a cakepop.  Place it on a plate and repeat.  Once you have finished all the cakepops put them in the freezer for about 30 minutes.  The chocolate will set, and your balls will be nice and cold for the next step.


    - Dont washout your bowl, you will melt more chocolate in it later.

  4. Step 3 - Icing cakepops
  5. Once the 30 mins are up, leave your cakepops in the freezer and melt the rest of the milk chocolate using the same Thermomix Closed lid as last time.  The chocolate from last time will just re-melt, this is fine.  Spd 3/70 degrees/5 minutes or until melted.  


    - Once all the chocolate is melted, grab out your cakepops from the freezer and work quickly. 


    - Dip each cakepop in chocolate and coat well.  Spin them around until the excess chocolate stops dripping.  Stand them up in a stand like I have (got this one from Woolworths in a cakepop making kit), or sit them down, on top of the ball (so the stick is coming up in the air).  Sprinkle them with 100 & 1000's while the chocolate is still wet. 


    - To make white chocolate ones, wash out your thermomix Closed lid and melt the white chocolate and repeat.

Tip

- Use an egg carton as a stand if you dont have a cakepop stand

- Make sure your cakepops are cold before dipping in chocolate

Thermomix Model

  • Appliance TM 31 image
    Recipe is created for
    TM 31

This recipe was provided to you by a Thermomix ® customer and has not been tested by Vorwerk Thermomix ® or The Mix Australia Pty Ltd and The Mix New Zealand Ltd.
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