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Game Of Thrones Chocolate Dragon Egg. Hodor Approves.
Pretty much every Easter from here on out. This will be made. It’s by far the most HAM egg I have ever seen.
Is it cocky that I am dubbing my Game of Thrones dragon egg recipe the best egg recipe ever?
 
Nope.. ‘cus there’s an actual dragon inside. So you make your boiled eggs while I enjoy mine that’s made of white and milk chocolate. With a friggin’ dragon inside.
Turn down for Jon Snow.
Ingredients For Game Of Thrones Chocolate Dragon Egg
– Chocoley chocolate candy meltsÂ
To make your Game Of Thrones chocolate dragon egg, begin by selecting your chocolate.
Chocoley was kind enough to provide some perfect chocolate compound. You will see how Chocoley perfectly fits this recipe…
You will need to melt down the chocolate for the egg shell. You can use a chocolate melting pot
Melt the chocolate down, then fill each half of an egg mold to the top. You can also order the egg mold along with the chocolate at the Chocoley website.
Allow chocolate to sit and cool for a bit. Once the chocolate around the edge of the mold begins to set, wait a little longer then pour out the chocolate from the middle. The edges should be hardened enough so that they do not pour out and remain in mold.
Once fully cooled and hardened, place mold into freezer just to harden more for removal. Carefully press on bottom of mold to release the chocolate.
Next, you will use more melted chocolate to spread along each edge.
Attach both egg shell halves, placing a toy dragon
Use more chocolate to spread across edges in order to prevent cracking.
Now your Game Of Thrones chocolate dragon egg is starting to come together. Calm down. Don’t go chopping someone’s head off, or anything.
This part is where the Chocoley chocolate compound comes in hand.
They are perfectly shaped to be used as scales for the egg.
In this case I used white chocolate. Just melt some white chocolate, then begin adding your scales by forming a circle of them at the very bottom of the egg. Â Continue with another layer of scales, overlapping the first set, and so on until fully covered.
See how there is a spray can there? Ignore that. After trial and error I discovered that the best way to paint the egg was using red luster dust
Admire and worship your Game Of Thrones chocolate dragon egg.
Warn everyone of your wrath.
Store in cool room temperature, in a trunk, of course.
This is totally the best part.
…and don’t forget to visit Chocoley. It’s real chocolate, and not that waxy candy melt crud you’re used to having to settle for.
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Game Of Thrones Chocolate Dragon Egg. Hodor Approves.
Author: Jasmin Fine of 1 Fine Cookie
Recipe type: Candy
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Serves: 6
A tutorial for making your very own Game of Thrones dragon egg. A chocolate shell, with a dragon inside. The perfect recipe for any HBO fan or create for Easter too!
Ingredients
- Chocoley chocolate candy melts
- Red luster dust
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Instructions
- Melt down the chocolate for the egg shell in a double boiler.
- Fill each half of an egg mold to the top. Allow chocolate to sit and cool for a bit. Once the chocolate around the edge of the mold begins to set, wait a little longer then pour out the chocolate from the middle.
- Release shells from molds, place dragon toy inside, then adhere halves together using more melted chocolate.
- Use chocolate melts as scales for the egg. Melt more chocolate and adhere scales to egg, overlapping, until fully covered.
- Use luster dust to cover scales in a red tint. Store in cool area
- ** You do NOT have permission to paste or share this recipe anywhere without the author’s permission. Please see copyright standards in the footer of site. Visit: 1finecookie.com Search: “Egg†for photos, supply list and detailed instructions. Or click here
Nutrition Information
Calories: 500
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See, now I want to make you an _edible_ wee little dragon figure to put inside…
@kimberlychapman, if I ever tried to do that it would be a disaster. You’re right, I should have had you make a teeny edible dragon
I’ll see if I can make a tutorial on it…eventually…someday…not today… 😀
@kimberlychapman, ha story of our lives!
I don’t know anything about game of thrones, but I do love your chocolate egg. The way you used the candy wafers to create the outside of the egg is brilliant! Pinning:)
@beth, Well it could just be a dragon egg for anything!
Thanks so much for pinning!
hmm maybe i could use your ideas for my baking lessons in a culinary school
Very cool.
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where did you find the toy dragon!? driving myself crazy trying to find one, that would fit in a 6″ egg mold.
@sam, I am reading this from comment section. Isn’t there a link for them in ingredients list?
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