
Intermediate & Advanced
It’s recommended that you have experience working with chocolate before attending this class.
Date: 21st February 2021
Time: 4pm – 6pm U.K
Price: £49
Location: Livestream Class
Ready To Make Beautifully Designed Bonbons?
This class focusses on all aspects on making bonbons which includes colouring, shelling, filling and layering and capping. Each class covers a new bonbon and therefore new designs, flavours and elements.



Technical skills that lead to creative expression
This class is more technical and multi-faceted than the Fundamentals or Soft Centres classes. It will open your mind and expand your creativity by teaching you new skills around working with chocolate to create stunning bonbons.
We use Stone Ground chocolate in various applications; shelling moulds, making layers inside the bonbons and capping. White, Milk and Dark Chocolates all have different viscosities and therefore need to be worked with in different ways and understood in their own right.
We’ll be using new, naturally coloured cocoa butters (not raw) and stone ground chocolates in this class to create gorgeous chocolate shells.
Elements covered in this class …
Mole Ganache
If you’re unfamiliar with Mole, it’s a traditional savoury Mexican sauce that features chocolate. This sauce can have up to a mind blowing 35 spices in it, so it’s really complex. In this ganache, I use only the best spices and the greatest combination. It’s such a beautiful, complexly flavoured ganache. It might even inspire you to test out some of the other, less ‘sweet’ spices too.
Mango Pineapple Jam
Traditionally Mexican dishes are served with a salsa as it’s refreshing and cleanses the palate from the spices in the food. In this case, I’m using a aromatic, deeply flavoured mango pineapple jam to cleanse the palate while you enjoy the spice of the ganache. It’s such an amazing jam, keeps really well and it perfect in bonbons as it doesn’t lose structure and leach water. This element can be used in sweet and savoury dishes alike.
Bonbon Design
In each bonbon class we cover different decorating techniques that are specific to that bonbon. In this class, we’ll apply 2-3 designs that reflect the flavours and vibe of this bonbon and I’ll talk you through how I arrive at designs in the hopes it helps you with your own design ideas.
Cleaning & Polishing Moulds
This might seem like an obvious point, but caring for your professional moulds is very important. The way you care for them will ensure longevity of the mould and a brilliant, mirror shine on the chocolate.
Shelling & Capping
No matter how much experience you have in this, you can always refine your technique and learn something new. My technique for both these applications has changed over the years, and now I cap by applying chocolate to the back of the mould, rather than using an acetate sheet. It’s quick and easy once you know some little tricks and get some experience under your belt.