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Chop the chocolate finely and put it in a bowl that can handle heat. Warm up the heavy cream in a small pot over medium flame until you see a simmer. Don’t let it reach a full boil.
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Pour the heated cream onto the chopped-up chocolate. Leave it untouched for a minute or two so the chocolate starts melting. Then stir gently till it’s smooth and shiny.
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Combine the Nutella with the chocolate mix and keep stirring. Mix until it’s silky, blended, and has an even texture.
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Wrap the bowl with plastic wrap, pressing the film so it directly covers the ganache surface to stop skin from forming. Let it chill for 2-3 hours in the fridge until thick enough to scoop.
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After chilling, scoop out bits of the ganache using a melon baller or small spoon. Roll the bits between your hands quickly to form round balls. If it softens too much, pop it back into the fridge.
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Set out bowls with the coatings you’re using. Gently roll each truffle in hazelnuts, cocoa powder, or any mix you like. Get rid of any extra coating by shaking lightly.
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Place the truffles into a container that seals tight. If you need to stack, keep layers separated with parchment paper. Chill for a minimum of 30 minutes to let them fully set.