Pistachio Stuffed Raspberries 

Servings: 35 Total Time: 35 mins Difficulty: Beginner
Decadent Pistachio-Stuffed Raspberries with Chocolate Glaze
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Pistachio-Stuffed Raspberries with Chocolate Glaze

Indulge in a sophisticated treat with our Pistachio-Stuffed Raspberries, elegantly enrobed in a rich milk chocolate glaze. Moreover, this luxurious delight transforms simple ingredients into a refined indulgence. Perfect for any occasion, from a casual gathering to a more formal event.

Pistachio-stuffed raspberries
Fresh raspberries filled with toasted pistachios and coated in a smooth milk chocolate glaze.

Choosing Your Ingredients

Start with fresh raspberries for a juicy, tart base. Next, opt for high-quality pistachios, toasted to enhance their natural nuttiness and crunch. Also, ensure your chocolate is smooth and of good quality; milk chocolate provides a creamy contrast that pairs beautifully with the raspberries and pistachios. Lastly, a touch of sunflower oil in the chocolate helps achieve a glossy, even coating.

Preparing the Chocolate Glaze

To create a flawless chocolate glaze, break the milk chocolate into small pieces and melt it in the microwave in short bursts, stirring frequently. Adding a small amount of sunflower oil to the melted chocolate enhances its smoothness and shine, resulting in a glossy, professional-looking finish that sets perfectly when chilled.

Pistachio-stuffed raspberry being dipped into melted milk chocolate.
A pistachio-stuffed raspberry being dipped into melted milk chocolate

Assembling and Freezing

Carefully stuff each raspberry with a toasted pistachio. Arrange the stuffed raspberries on a tray and freeze them briefly to firm up. This ensures the chocolate coating sets quickly and evenly.

Raspberry stuffed with a pistachio nut
Raspberry being filled with a pistachio nut

Once frozen, dip each raspberry into the melted chocolate, allowing any excess to drip off before placing them on a parchment-lined tray. Chill in the refrigerator until the chocolate is fully set.

Piastachio-Stuffed Raspberry on a toothpick being dipped into melted chocolate
Piastachio-Stuffed Raspberry on a toothpick being dipped into melted chocolate

Why You’ll Love It

Our Pistachio-Stuffed Raspberries with Chocolate Glaze offer a delightful blend of flavours and textures. The juicy raspberries provide a refreshing burst, complemented by the crunchy pistachios and smooth chocolate. This treat is not only visually appealing but also a harmonious mix of sweet, nutty, and fruity notes. Ideal for special occasions or as an elegant snack, these chocolate-covered raspberries are sure to impress and satisfy your taste buds.

Pistachio-stuffed raspberries being sprinkled with edible gold glitter.
Pistachio-stuffed raspberries being sprinkled with edible gold glitter.

You can watch a quick recipe video on our Instagram. Also, be sure to check out our Hazelnut-Stuffed Cherries recipe—you’ll love it!

Pistachio Stuffed Raspberries 

Prep Time 15 mins Cook Time 5 mins Rest Time 15 mins Total Time 35 mins Difficulty: Beginner Servings: 35 Best Season: Suitable throughout the year
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Indulge in a delightful fusion of flavors with these Pistachio-Stuffed Raspberries, elegantly coated in a rich milk chocolate glaze. Each juicy raspberry is carefully filled with a crunchy toasted pistachio, creating a perfect balance of tart and nutty goodness. The raspberries are briefly frozen to ensure the chocolate coating sets quickly and evenly, resulting in a luxurious treat that's both crisp and creamy. Ideal for a sophisticated snack or a charming dessert, these chocolate-covered gems offer a burst of fresh fruit and nutty crunch in every bite.

Ingredients

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Instructions

  1. For the glaze, break the chocolate into small chunks and place them into a microwave-safe bowl. Melt in the microwave in short 10-second bursts, stirring constantly every 10 seconds. Once melted, add 15ml of sunflower oil and mix until combined. Set aside to cool slightly.
  2. Stuff raspberries with pistachios and freeze for 20 minutes before dipping them in chocolate. This will help the chocolate to set up faster.
  3. Using your hands, a fork, toothpick, or wooden skewer, dip the raspberries into the chocolate and wait until the excess drips off.
  4. Transfer the raspberries to a small tray lined with parchment paper and place them in the fridge to set a bit.
  5. Enjoy!

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Nutrition Facts

Servings: 35 ServingCalories:36.56kcalTotal Fat:2.61gSaturated Fat: 0.75gTrans Fat: 0gCholesterol:0.65mgSodium:2.3mgPotassium:44.09mgTotal Carbohydrate:2.73gDietary Fiber: 0.53gSugars: 1.78gProtein:0.84gVitamin A: 2.5IUVitamin C: 0.66mgCalcium: 9.02mgIron: 0.19mgVitamin D: 0IUVitamin E: 0.27IUVitamin K: 0.33mcgThiamin: 0.02mgRiboflavin: 0.01mgNiacin: 0.06mgVitamin B6: 0.05mgFolate: 2.24mcgVitamin B12: 0.02mcgPhosphorus: 21.19mgMagnesium: 5.84mgZinc: 0.13mg

Note

Pistachio Preparation: Ensure pistachios are shelled and toasted before use. Toasting enhances their flavour and adds a delightful crunch.

Chocolate Melting: When melting the chocolate, be careful not to overheat it. Stirring every 10 seconds helps prevent burning and ensures a smooth consistency.

Storage: Store the finished raspberries in an airtight container in the refrigerator. They are best enjoyed within a few days for optimal freshness and flavour.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Can I use frozen raspberries for this recipe?

No, frozen raspberries are not recommended for this recipe. They tend to become mushy and lose their shape when thawed, which can affect the texture and appearance of the finished chocolate-coated treats. For best results, use fresh raspberries.

What can I use instead of pistachios?

If you are allergic to nuts, you can use blueberries as a substitute. They provide a juicy burst of flavor and work well with the chocolate coating. Simply fill the raspberries with blueberries instead of pistachios for a nut-free version of this treat.

What if the chocolate is too thick to dip?

If the chocolate becomes too thick, gently reheat it in the microwave in short intervals, adding a little more sunflower oil if needed to achieve the desired consistency.

 

How do I prevent the chocolate from cracking?

Make sure the raspberries are completely dry before dipping. Any moisture can cause the chocolate to crack as it sets.

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