TiggyBee added over 2 years ago

You can use it in any recipe that calls for chocolate to be blended with a liquid, so if your fudge recipe calls for melting chocolate with milk, then add the seized chocolate to the milk and melt or you can always use it for a chocolate sauce. I hate when that happens, good luck!!

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Christina Ward added over 2 years ago

Tiggy's answer is good. You could chop it into chips/chunks and save it for cookies or brownies.

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halfasiangirl added over 2 years ago

I did this a few months ago, so frustrating! I used it to make chocolate pudding -- my go-to recipe is by Scharffenberger. I recommend lots of freshly whipped cream.

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vvvanessa added over 2 years ago

the remedy for seized chocolate is a little counter-intuitive: you have to add in a little more butter, cream, or oil a teaspoon at a time, and continue to whisk until smooth. it won't work as a smooth, pretty glaze, but you can for sure use it in a sauce or frosting or for fondue.

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Make it into ganache and eat it with cookies or mixed into warm drinks.

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