Ruby cranberries treasure

Choose whole cranberries and not slices one to avoid sticking them together during the process.

Apply 100 g of melted chocolate (40-45°C) and let the layer set before applying the next one.
Repeat the process until you obtain the desire thickness.
The ideal temperature of the room should be 15 to 18°C. You can also use cold air flow (8-15°C; a maximum of 60% humidity) to speed up the process.

When the right thickness is reach you will need to smoothen them by blowing warm air in the panning machine. The chocolate should be little bit sticky but not melted (25-27°C).

Add pink pepper and dried lavender (very finely chopped).

Let the panning turn without any airflow until they are smooth.
Cool down the coated cranberries with cold air at the end of the process.
Let them crystalize for a minimum of 6 to 8 hours at 18°C before starting the polishing process.

Add 10 g of shiny agent and run the panning machine for 1 min without air flow.
Then use cold air flow to obtain the shine and let it run for around 10 min.
Repeat this operation twice (5 g of shiny agent each step)
Humidity level must be below 60% to have a good shine.
The cranberries must be at 14°C.

Add shellac and run the panning machine no longer than 3 min.

Let them dry at 18°C overnight before packing.
Pack them in a sealed bag and store at 18°C, avoid temperature difference, light and humidity.