Ingredients
			   			GF, VGN		   			
			   			45 min (plus setting time)		   			
			   			20		   			Rum & Raisin Chocolate Truffles
- 220g good quality dark chocolate, very finely chopped (I like to use ‘couverture’ chocolate 50-60%, but not too dark as I’ve found the flavour can be too strong)
 - 2 tbs coconut oil
 - 150ml coconut cream
 - 1 tsp vanilla powder, paste or extract
 - ⅓ cup raisins soaked in 40ml dark rum (for about 30 minutes)
 
Orange-Spiced Chocolate Truffles
- 220g good quality dark chocolate, very finely chopped (I like to use ‘couverture’ chocolate 50-60%, but not too dark as I’ve found the flavour can be too strong)
 - 2 tbs coconut oil
 - 150ml coconut cream
 - 1 tsp vanilla powder, paste or extract
 - Zest of 1 orange
 - ½ tsp ground cinnamon
 - ¼ tsp ground allspice
 - 4 tbs cointreau (optional)
 
Vanilla & Rose Chocolate Truffles
- 220g good quality dark chocolate, very finely chopped (I like to use ‘couverture’ chocolate 50-60%, but not too dark as I’ve found the flavour can be too strong)
 - 2 tbs coconut oil
 - 150ml coconut cream
 - 1 tbs vanilla paste
 - 2 tbs rose water
 
Method
Chocolate Truffles
- Place the very finely chopped chocolate and coconut oil into a medium sized mixing bowl.
 - Heat up the coconut cream in a small saucepan and bring to the boil.
 - Pour the hot coconut cream over the finely chopped chocolate and coconut oil.
 - Push the chocolate down into the hot coconut milk and let it sit for a couple of minutes covered with a large saucepan lid.
 - Remove the lid and stir gently until smooth (be careful not to overmix as you don’t want it separate or curdle).
 - Add the vanilla and flavourings (depending on the flavour you have chosen) and gently fold through the melted chocolate mixture.
 - Place the bowl into the fridge to set for 2-3 hours.
 - Scoop the chocolate mixture into tsp sized balls and roll in cacao powder.
 - Top with either cacao nibs, extra orange zest, rose petals, or leave them as they are.
*If the chocolate doesn't completely melt with the hot coconut cream you can place the bowl over hot water in a saucepan and slowly melt the remaining pieces.
*The truffles will store in the fridge for about 2 weeks and the freezer for about 4. 
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