Character Made With Chocolate (Doraemon) – a delicious recipe with Milk, chocolateWhite chocolate, Chocolate pens, Cake. Easy to follow and perfect for any occasion.
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Prepare a picture (coloring page or hand-drawn) of the character.
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Place a piece of parchment paper on top and staple it to the picture.
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Use dark or milk chocolate to draw the dark outlines of the picture.
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Melt a bar of chocolate in a double boiler and put it in an icing bag made of parchment or glassine paper.
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(Cutting open a small hole in the icing bag will allow you to draw the fine lines) Cool the finished drawing in the fridge and allow to harden.
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Next, fill in the small parts with the colored chocolate pens.
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This time, I made the eyes and the center of his nose white and the bell yellow.
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If the chocolate is too warm, the surrounding chocolate will melt.
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If using chocolate pens, warm them in hot water before using.
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Place in the fridge again.
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Fill in the body with blue chocolate.
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Return to the fridge.
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Fill the rest of the parts with white chocolate.
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When filling in big parts, it's alright to forgo the cornet bag and use a spoon to cover the entire area!
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Put it back in the fridge again.
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Finally, in order to make the chocolate figure thicker, coat the entire body with chocolate.
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This picture shows it made with milk chocolate, but it's alright to use whatever chocolate that's left over.
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(More or less... depending on the chocolate you use, the flavor might become muddled.
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If you don't mind, use whatever chocolate you have)
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Allow the chocolate to cool and harden entirely, then turn it over!
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If not allowed to harden thoroughly, it will not come off the parchment paper cleanly.
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The finished chocolate will be a mirror image of the illustration.
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(Cornet bag instructions) Prepare a 25x20 cm piece of glassine paper.
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I've recently found that both sides of parchment paper are slippery and thus is hard to roll.
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It's alright to use, but when drawing fine lines, I recommend using glassine paper!
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(It's sold at dollar stores.)
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Cut the paper diagonally with scissors.
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Maybe it's a little hard to see?
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I wrote numbers on it...
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Hold the part with the mark with your left hand and hold the 2 part with your right.
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Bring the 2 up to the 1 so that the part in your left hand is rolled up into the center point.
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Roll the cone to the 3.
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Once you've finished rolling, fold the part near the 3 that is sticking out inside the cone.
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It's finished.
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Even though no one asked for it...
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I suddenly wanted to make Goten from Dragon Ball Z.
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This is the Conan the Detective I made for my son's 9th birthday.
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This year's Pokemon movie characters!
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Jewel Pet birthday cake.
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This was a request from my daughter.
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Sugar Bunnies birthday cake.
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I put a Kumamon character on a simple roll cake.
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Luffy and Chopper.
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Mario and his friends.
* Per serving · 4 servings · Values may vary.
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No specific allergen information. Please check the ingredient list for possible allergens.
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Frequently Asked Questions
This recipe makes 4 servings. You can adjust the portion size directly on this page.
You need 4 ingredients. The key ingredients include: 1 Milk chocolate, 1 Dark chocolateWhite chocolate, 1 of each Chocolate pens (Blue, yellow and pink), 1 optional Cake.
Yes, Character Made With Chocolate (Doraemon) falls under the Baking & Desserts category and is a great choice for this type of meal.
Store in an airtight container at room temperature for up to 3–5 days. For longer storage, freeze for up to 3 months — no need to refrigerate or reheat.