Baileys Fudge Sauce, Ice Cream & Choc Leaves...

What's your favourite ice cream sauce topping?Caramel - sweet or salted?Berry?Fruit?White chocolate?
Mine is Bailey's Fudge Sauce!More for the Adults.If serving the chocolate sauce to children, simply leave out the Bailey Irish Cream.
It's such an easy one to whip up:
Baileys Fudge Sauce:
In a pot over very low heat, stir until combined and creamy.
20 grams butter
190 grams of Dark Chocolate Melts
1/2 cup of fresh cream.
Just before serving.
Warm the sauce then add 1 tablespoon Baileys Liqueur.
How to Make Chocolate Leaves:
Wash and dry small camelia leaves.
These are a naturally waxy leaf so the chocolate does not stick to them.
Melt chocolate and spread with a knife onto the leaf.
Place onto wax paper and leave to set.
Once set, slowly and carefully peel off the leaf.
You will be left with the leaf shape and vein patterning.
In a parfait glass place two scoops of vanilla ice cream,
top with Bailey's fudge sauce, and a chocolate leaf.
Baileys Fudge Sauce, Ice Cream & Choc Leaves...
Recipe details
Ingredients
Sauce
- 20 grams (about 1 1/2 Tablespoons) butter
- 190 grams (3/4 cup) of Dark Chocolate Melts
- 1/2 cup of fresh cream
- 1 Tablespoon of Bailey's Irish Cream Liqueur
Chocolate Leaves
- 8 to 10 Small camelia leaves
- Approximate 1/4 cup Melted white chocolate
Instructions
Sauce
- In a pot over very low heat, stir until combined and creamy.
- 20 grams butter
- 190 grams of Dark Chocolate Melts
- 1/2 cup of fresh cream.
- Just before serving warm and add 1 Tablespoon of Baileys Irish Cream Liqueur.
Chocolate leaves
- Wash and dry small camelia leaves.
- Melt the white chocolate in a glass or metal bowl over hot water.
- Or use a glass bowl in the microwave to melt it.
- Spread with a knife onto the leaf.
- Place onto wax paper and leave to set.
- Once set, slowly and carefully peel off the leaf.
To Serve
- In a parfait glass place two scoops of vanilla ice cream,
- top with Bailey's fudge sauce, and a chocolate leaf.
Tips
- The chocolate leaves keep for months in an airtight sealed container if kept in a cool dark pantry.

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