I tried the Terry's Chocolate Orange Cookbook!

[@mrbarrylewis]

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[@radfoo]

Looks nice, thanks for sharing. Only a few years ago choc orange weight changed so could that be why the white chocolate didn't work? Each segment now has a hollow bit rather than flat and you no longer get the thick core bit. Anyway what I'm trying to say is if the recipe says add one white choc orange they contain less than the used to.

[@SingerBabyJay]

I absolutely love Terry's chocolate oranges! I will absolutely make this. I also get some every year too 🧡🍊 Awesome! Would love a signed copy! Love your videos 🧡 Many blessings!

[@smplyjenn]

I deeply love Terry’s chocolate orange’s. My very first one was at age 7 and having never missed one for 50 years. It’s not Christmas without a Terry’s chocolate in your stocking.

[@kennethyoung141]

I am from Ontario Canada. Would love to see you do Beaver tails. We have them every winter and they are so many different ways of topping them. Also Bostone deserves his own 321 video . Thank you for letting us into your life and your families. Truly stonkin as you would say !!!!

[@kateb3777]

Charlie Brown's chocolate Christmas tree! I love that you let us see when things go sideways and how you try (and usually succeed) to fix it.

[@YasuTaniina]

I'm an adult with kids of my own. We have Christmas on our own or with inlaws many years, and my parents STILL get us chocolate oranges for our Christmas stockings every single year. I'm not complaining. I look forward to it!

[@mathboy1066]

Chocolate and orange is an awesome combo Barry!

[@mrbarrylewis]

Sure is!

[@emilyalcorn3547]

It’s definitely my favourite combo too… 😜

[@imytt2002]

I remember seeing a video from 'How to Cook That' where there was a recipe that asked almost 1:1 ratios of caramilk chocolate to cream and it was too runny, so depending on the proportions that could've affected the white chocolate ganache. Also some people have suggested whisking it? I think I saw that on the video too and it just split (we need a Barry Lewis-Anne Reardon collaboration lol)

[@emilyalcorn3547]

I would LOVE a Barry Lewis & Anne Reardon collaboration 😊 that would be awesome…

[@cggc9510]

@@emilyalcorn3547 Yes, we need this now!

[@laerin7931]

@@emilyalcorn3547 Would probably be quite hard logistically since they live so far apart.

[@jessehall5807]

Ohhhhh yes please!!! ❤ being from aus by now living in the UK - this would be amazing!

[@lisam2537]

11:20 am. Thanks for another great video. I look forward to them every Monday and Thursday makes for a great day. I try most all of your recipes and haven’t had a bad one yet😉

[@mrbarrylewis]

That's awesome, good thing about this one is it's not officially my recipe lol, the ganache wasn't great! But i'd deffo recommend this book for Christmas absolutely!

[@lisam2537]

@@mrbarrylewis I’ll try less cream. Honestly in the US we do not get a variety of terrys and only at the holidays. I will more than likely have to use just white chocolate for the ganache anyway. 🤷‍♀️

[@toby6326]

Chocolate orange man here! Barry once again you have outdone yourself! Still can't get over the giant chocolate orange 😂🍊

[@aj9675]

Barry for a white chocolate ganache you need 3 parts chocolate to 1 part cream chop chocolate into small pieces, the smaller the better heat cream and add to chocolate leave for a couple of minutes before mixing together chill in the fridge until it has thickened remove and mix with an electric whisk to a white consistency job done adding the butter altered the ratio and made it more of a runny glace hope this helps for the future recipes

[@SandDeath]

It's crazy how as an American that was my tradition too. I always got a chocolate orange for Christmas partly because that's only the time they were sold.

[@elainemckay645]

Maybe whip the ganache? I can’t wait to make this!

[@ClareFlack]

I love the popping candy ones so good. And that cook book is awesome

[@williammcneil2045]

its so good to see another person who loves chocolate oranges :D

[@CricketEngland]

With 3 chocolate oranges in the cake, plus the extra sugar it’s one sweet cake

[@cathrinejohansson9958]

I only go to youtube to watch your videos, there is nothing else on youtube worth watching. You are funny and you are genuine! You are just absolutely amazing Barry! Greetings from Sweden ❤️

[@shirleycastle5170]

I play with chocolate all the time but never thought of this wonderful orange delight.

[@CaptainCorgichu]

I think I'm gonna have to make that cake for my husband's birthday next month

[@mrbarrylewis]

It's a great cookbook! Good luck :)

[@twocvbloke]

I'd make a guess at the modern white "chocolate" being made of more alternative ingredients than the cocoa butter it's usually made out of, given that most chocolate these days skimps on the actual cocoa content because of its higher cost (environmental stuff, supply vs. demand, etc.), so results in older recipes not working out cos it's just not the same any more...

[@Lohengrin1850]

This looks incredible! I'm in the US and we would always get a real orange for Christmas-- except I don't like the texture! So to keep with the spirit of the tradition my lovely Mom got me a Terry's chocolate orange one year. Now everyone loves them and we get one each year still in our stockings.

[@thormalakowsky]

I completely agree with you about the first cookbook. I hate when companies do that, but they know you wouldn't buy a cookbook loosely "inspired" by movies.

[@darlouthia5153]

So glad you clarified that is was Boston barking and not you just having a moment 😂 Great choice of recipe and that other book does seem like false advertising !

[@lovergirl758]

To make the white chocolate thicker could you not have whisked it up to stuff peaks? I don't know if that would have worked but cake looked awesome 😊😊

[@teareese]

You missed a step at the end that says after the hour of chilling, whisk it to form a stiffened ganache. Thanks for the inspiration though. Looks delish!

[@sarahsweetblood]

Yeah, you're meant to whisk it like it's normal cream, I've done whipped white chocolate ganache before and it definitely will not thicken up on its own straight out of the freezer

[@HappyJesusFreak]

Hello Barry, Happy Christmas. Your videos are my favorite all year long.

[@mrbarrylewis]

Hi thanks, really appreciate that!

[@jamesbacon6489]

Back in December the same year you posted this I did a terrys chocolate Orange cupcake except I did for the icing white chocolate to resemble snow and added some Terrys chocolate snowballs to make em more wintry themed which I found in the cookbook I also got.

[@alecrowley2851]

Matchmakers would make great Christmas trunks.

[@lilrocker331]

whelp i know what i want for christmas now...this cook book so i can make that cake 🤤

[@lainiegrantman2935]

We live in Wisconsin USA and my kids get a chocolate orange in their stockings every Christmas. They love them. One year my daughter said she would like to try the raspberry one , nope. lol She did not like it , back to the orange . Merry Christmas !

[@kellyfoster8903]

I'm the only one in my family that loves the chocolate orange, and then I found chocolate covered orange jelly sticks. I could eat a whole box by myself and then the major name brand store decided to stop carrying them. I could buy them online for twice the price, but I have been contemplating making my own from scratch. Oh, instead of plain chocolate, I could use a chocolate orange on orange jelly. Oh lord, I think I have an awesome idea.

[@anndownsouth5070]

Do you like candied orange peel? Woolworths hers in South Africa sells it dipped in dark chocolate. Love the stuff.

[@kellyfoster8903]

@@anndownsouth5070 yes and no. I feel that I have to be in the mood and craving it. I'm just not keen of the texture sadly. Orange is my favorite flavor. But thank you for the suggestion and sorry that I didn't reply sooner, KZbin didn't give me a notice that I had a reply.

[@chaz12582]

We call those Whacka Oranges in our house! I don’t enjoy the flavor of orange and chocolate, but I always enjoy whacking them!

[@lifewithimperfections]

I love how at least once a year, you do something for Terry's chocolate oranges. Ive never had one, because I've never seen it in my part of the US, but they sound good

[@sarahbarton2958]

I knew I had a problem when I walked into my kitchen and said, "What is that? Something smells like a Terry's Chocolate Orange". And it was an actual orange that the kids were eating. Dope! 🤦‍♀️

[@psw4763]

The cake looks Delicious. Yum. Happy Holidays. 🎄

[@rainysunflower384]

I didn't even know they made white chocolate Terry's oranges! I live in the US, though-- will have to do some online shopping and fine one!

[@uhsaywhatnow]

You should make the French toast recipe for your Christmas breakfast! 😋

[@Im_Just_Laura]

Can't beat chocolate orange!

[@mrbarrylewis]

I'm proper addicted to them!

[@melw7450]

This looks so tasty! I love the chocolate oranges

[@rogantu]

I know why the cream is runny instead of thick. You messed up the butter by overheating it. You bring these things to a boil, then add the butter and don't let it get anywhere near hot again so it can thicken up. In this case I think the mixture was simply too hot when the butter was added so the butter didn't have the strength to cool it down fast enough on its own.

[@luns486]

This is the kind of wisdom gained purely through experience.

[@rogantu]

@@luns486 It's the fault of the recipe for not highlighting it.

[@ForbiddenChocolate]

I too was wondering why the recipe said to add more hot cream after the butter. Butter always goes last!

[@serina3872]

The white chocolate orange is one of the most sickly chocolate I have ever had

[@rocketoplayzo]

Terry's chocolate orange is the king of chocolate!!

[@katgaunty]

Laughing so hard at Boston's ventriloquist impression 🤣🤣🤣

[@Rateus_Johanson]

@04:22 Ooh, the music from The Polybius Heist trailer! :-) I think if I tried to make this I'd browse my way through a couple of chocolate oranges whilst I was baking...

[@susandaniels9733]

This looks amazing..

[@eesgirl13]

I actually found a white chocolate orange tonight in Texas in USA thought of the cake and this video

[@nataliegray8019]

Someone send this to Ann Reardon. She'll be able to figure out what went wrong.

[@maureenwould32]

Hi Barry and Mrs Barry. Today it's a balmy -1 in Calgary Alberta here in Canada. Calgary is in what is known as the Chinook Belt. What that means is that the temperature can range froom -40 to + 20 or higher. It can, and has gone from -30 to +20 in a matter of a few hours. It will be -28 on Thursday and warm up to -7 for Christmas day. You basically need everything from a parka to a bathing suit with you when you leave the house. (We do not live in igloos lol).

[@ChairyCrasher]

Dark Chocolate orange is my favorite

[@Edwardify]

Looks lush

[@doltonmurray1625]

We love the dark chocolate orange. Have you tried the crunchy version? Think they put rice crispies in it. That recipe book makes sense as it makes you buy more chocolate oranges to make them. Good business sense. I’m from Ontario Canada too but it’s plus 2C here today. We are awaiting a huge snow storm so I am watching you. All the best to you and the family. Enjoy your cake.

[@RERTOxCRAFT]

Yay! Been excited to see this!

[@tamarabuxton2516]

Looks Yummy 🎄🤟🇨🇦

[@shirleycastle5170]

If you add the butter after you've completely mixed in the hot cream and all the chocolate is melted you can add your butter and use your muscles to whip it in. It should be even more thicker if you place it in the fridge for about 10-15 min.

[@heshammohamed162]

Man love ur vids , keep the good work , Sending love from Egypt

[@huldie4855]

The picture looks like the white choc ganache was whipped? I think they left a step out of the method maybe?

[@stephanieeylar9157]

Terry's chocolate oranges are a tradition with my family also! ^_^

[@vickytaylor9155]

I have a complete hatred for chocolate and orange together but might try using something else like matchmakers or just plain dairy milk and then add a little espresso powder. I would still do the white ganache.

[@Bammab127]

I used to love these as a kid. For some reason they got rarer and rarer here.... frickin america

[@munkustrap2]

Probably more expensive but, like everything else, they're available on Amazon.

[@Bammab127]

I mean I used to be able to go a few blocks away, and just grab one. It was more immediate. I understand I can still order one, but finding one in the wild is like a shiny pokemon at this rate

[@Lillian2167]

Can you make some more from this cookbook? The recipes looks fun :3

[@prueba9348]

Maybe you should have whisked the cold white chocolate ganache to make it more firm, like when you whisk liquid cream and it changes consistency when it becomes whipped. I hope it helps!

[@annecathrine8827]

“Someone from like Antarctica will be like..” Just to be that person for once, Oslo had -15 Celsius today! We have 15 cm of snow, too. I struggle with hyperthyroidism (after cancer) so I barely wear any clothes because I’m always 38-39 Celsius. The only problem is that snow is extremely hard to walk in because of muscle weakness. Other than that, winter is good 🥰

[@CookingWithCows]

Ok, Barry, real talk here.... forget about the Linzer stuff... Just roll out thick cookie dough, cut out shapes with a hole in the middle (hearts, stars, whatever) and then put a piece of hard candy in the hole. Ideally the baked dough will end up taller than the melted sugar candy. Then you prepare a sugar glue (powdered sugar+water) and stick together two halves of your cookies but not before the final Twist: put some sprinkles in the center! You end up with a cookie consisting of two sides with a hard candy "window" on each side and a space in the middle which is filled with some sprinkles or pearls or whatever you want

[@christinacullen7026]

i really want to help you with the ganache! i learnt to make chocolate a t uni - I know you know how to temper chocolate, and especially with white chocolate in a ganache it has a much lower tmeperature when it’s ready to use. Ideally, you wan to add the hot cream, let is sit for a minute then whisk very gently starting from the middle working outwards with a spatual till incorporated. Then when the cream/chocolate is around 28 degrees can you then add the butter and mix it in. You don’t want to add the butter then more cream. Also I noticed at the end it looked a bit split so was probabl heated too high, white chocolate is has a working temperature of 28-29 degrees celsius so best to use it like that. I think it might be in the method but if not maybe the ratio of crea to chocolate to butter. Hope this helps! I LOVE Terry’s chocolate orange!! Cake looked delicious :)

[@goodcookandherguineapigand5122]

Looks good

[@jasmeralia]

Hey, Barry! Have you ever tried the Starbucks Cranberry Bliss Bars? They’re only around a couple months in the year and they’re amazing (assuming you like cranberry). One of my former roommates found an unofficial recipe that is pretty indistinguishable from the real thing.

[@Squibbleses]

Looks like those trees when the permafrost melts up north

[@sarahleonard2179]

Any chance you would share the quantities of the ingredients. I’d love to make it for Christmas and I can’t get the book in time

[@vonderdornburg]

Forest fire scene 🤣 on a cake

[@oisin25]

I wonder dud you need to whisk the ganache? Adding air to it after its cold will give it a frosting texture vibe. Slightly lighter than frosting.

[@KnugenMooMoo]

Cold hahaha its like summer where I'm from 🙃

[@samos4924]

3:40 It's called shrinkflation, mate. They do it gradually (See: The Just Noticable Difference).

[@SleepySlann]

considering how the white ganache turned out, I wonder if you would be able to whip it.

[@kathleenroberts6357]

The thin stuff may help with not drying out the sponge

[@T1GWBJAH]

Maybe you were supposed to whip the ganache before decorating the cake? Some ganache recipes i've seen say you have to whip it for decoration

[@windinea]

As a Brit from over the water the Boston clip had me cackling that made my day 😂

[@shadowhawk1701]

I made white orange hot chocolate the other day. But... The orange oil in the chocolate floated to the top, and we had an orange colour/flavour layer over the white bit which was just white flavour.

[@howie2084]

Who knew Boston is a ventriloquist 😆

[@DeborahStoykova]

Мe watching this video while eating Terry's chocloate orange - chrispy oranges :D For the first time

[@kaybasson685]

That white chocolate ganache looked more like mashed potato plonked on top of the cake 😂

[@countessa222]

Im not in Antartica but in North Dakota 😅 it’s day 4 of the most insane winter storm I’ve experienced as an adult we have over 17inches(43cm) of snow and it’s still snowing more 😂 the whole state has basically been shut down for 4days and the roads have been closed off and on its wild and a bit scary 😬

[@anitaokey3073]

As dad choc orange spread tastes just like like a choc orange

[@lizsteilkie]

Supposed to whip the Gamache add some icing sugar

[@clintromine802]

YUM 🤤

[@milliereeves2215]

Barry is actually 10 pugs in a trench coat confirmed

[@claireh7427]

Yummy 😍 I just had your pizzeria and cooking school video come up on my recommended! Is there any update on that? I’d love to know if you were closer in achieving your dreams

[@SandraWeierman]

Have you heard of Vincent Price's spam casserole? He wrote two cookbooks. The spam casserole is really good by the way. Hubby and I tried it. Actually, we've had it a few times.

[@jessicaneal8553]

My guess is that the white chocolate ratios in the minis are different (like m&m minis have a different ratio). Given what another person commented and that it looks speckled at the end, perhaps you heated the butter too much and it split?

[@debradavies1386]

They've definitely got smaller. I crochet silly covers for them as small gifts and all my patterns from last year are too big 🫤

[@LenaM-rn2ln]

Hi, maby you were suppoused to whip this chocolate ganache after cooling ? or add whipped cream to the melted chocolate :)

[@linzikerner001]

8:40 Since when is Scotland in the Antarctica? It was -18•C over here, 0•C is a good summer for Scotland 😂

[@SABRINA.ARMY.BTS.]

I would like to try making this cake but where do I get the chocolate oranges from here in Germany?.

[@MatroxMillennium]

Lol, it really does look like you just barked there

[@kindnessiscontagious3458]

Does anyone else do a little head dance with the end song?

[@AlyxxTheRat]

0 degrees? Cold? *just had a couple weeks of -10 to -15 degrees*

[@briannotseth21]

Just from seeing the picture, it almost looks like they whipped the white chocolate ganache. I wonder if they forgot to put that detail in the recipe. I think if I had made this cake and run into the same problem, I might have tried doing just that.

[@limalicious]

The Terry's White Chocolate Orange has more emulsifiers in it.

[@dyfustifications]

Maybe whipping up the white ganache would have helped.

[@KellyS_77]

I think the white chocolate ganache just had far too much liquid in it at the start. The ratio in the cookbook might have been off or something?

[@kevinpatrickcarey3741]

Looks more Nightmare Before Christmas ;)

[@toocooljonny]

Hi Barry, You over heated the cream, it should have been double cream too.

[@l.n.4929]

The Christmas Movie cookbook is really trying to force-feed a connection. Still, Linzer are amazing.