Tipsy, Glitzy Chocolate-Covered Strawberries

Toast your New Year's Eve party guests with strawberries and champagne! Each berry is dipped in dark chocolate, then brushed with food-safe metallic luster dust. Luster dust is available for purchase at cake decorating supply stores. Pipettes deliver a sip of bubbly champagne, so give it a squeeze as you take a bite of the strawberries. Pipettes are sold online and at many specialty kitchen stores.

Toast your New Year’s Eve party guests with strawberries and champagne! Each berry is dipped in dark chocolate and then brushed with food-safe metallic luster dust. Luster dust is available for purchase at cake decorating supply stores.  Pipettes deliver a sip of bubbly champagne, so give it a squeeze as you take a bite of the strawberries. Pipettes are sold online and at many specialty kitchen stores.

Gilded Drunken Strawberries

Toast your New Year’s Eve party guests with strawberries and champagne! Each berry is dipped in dark chocolate and then brushed with food-safe metallic luster dust. Luster dust is available for purchase at cake decorating supply stores. Pipettes deliver a sip of bubbly champagne, so give it a squeeze as you take a bite of the strawberries. Pipettes are sold online and at many specialty kitchen stores.

Photo by: Heather Baird SprinkleBakes.com

Heather Baird SprinkleBakes.com

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Ingredients

  • 12 ounces dark chocolate, melted
  • 12 large strawberries, washed and thoroughly dried
  • gold and silver luster dust
  • 1/2 cup sparkling wine, prosecco or champagne
  • 12 culinary pipettes
  • soft bristle paintbrush
  • piping bag
  • Yield: 1 dozen

Instructions

Cover a work surface with parchment paper. Dip each berry in melted chocolate (Image 1) and place on the parchment paper to dry (Image 2). Allow the berries to stand until the chocolate is firm, about 20 minutes (or refrigerate to speed setting).

Load the dry soft-bristle brush with luster dust and brush it across the set chocolate (Image 1). Cover all of the exposed chocolate with the dust (Image 2).

Place the champagne in a glass. Fill each pipette by squeezing them between your fingers, then insert the open end into the champagne. 

Place the champagne in a glass. Fill each pipette by squeezing them between your fingers and then insert the open end into the champagne.

Gilded Drunken Strawberries: Step 5

Place the champagne in a glass. Fill each pipette by squeezing them between your fingers and then insert the open end into the champagne.

Photo by: Heather Baird SprinkleBakes.com

Heather Baird SprinkleBakes.com

Insert each filled pipette into the top of each berry.

Place each filled pipette into the top of each berry.

Gilded Drunken Strawberries: Step 6

Place each filled pipette into the top of each berry.

Photo by: Heather Baird SprinkleBakes.com

Heather Baird SprinkleBakes.com

Transfer leftover chocolate to a piping bag with the end snipped and drizzle over berries. Let stand until set, about 15 minutes. Serve immediately or store in the refrigerator until ready to serve.

Transfer leftover chocolate to a piping bag with the end snipped and drizzle over berries, if desired. Let stand until set, about 15 minutes. Serve immediately or store in the refrigerator until ready to serve.

Gilded Drunken Strawberries: Step 7

Transfer leftover chocolate to a piping bag with the end snipped and drizzle over berries, if desired. Let stand until set, about 15 minutes. Serve immediately or store in the refrigerator until ready to serve.

Photo by: Heather Baird SprinkleBakes.com

Heather Baird SprinkleBakes.com

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