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Pour the cream into a microwave-safe dish. Heat it for 60 seconds until it’s steaming hot.
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Stir in the orange zest along with the orange flavor extract until the cream absorbs the flavors.
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Toss the dark chocolate into the warm cream and let it sit so it starts melting.
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Stir it non-stop until the chocolate is melted completely, and the whole thing looks smooth and shiny.
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Microwave it for 15-second bursts if the chocolate doesn’t melt all the way through.
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Cover the bowl with cling film and set it in the fridge for 30-35 minutes, or until it firms up well enough to shape.
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Line a tray with baking paper to drop your finished truffles on.
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Pour the granulated sugar into a shallow dish. This will be for rolling the truffles.
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Using a spoon or a small cookie scoop, make small portions out of the chilled mix.
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Roll each portion gently between your palms until it forms a clean, round ball.
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Drop the balls into the sugar and roll them around so every bit of them is covered.
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Put the coated pieces on the lined tray you prepared earlier.
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Sprinkle on some orange zest for that extra pop, if you'd like.
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Pop the truffles back into the fridge and chill them until you're ready to enjoy.
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Store them in a sealed container in the fridge, and they're good to go!