Making Chocolate Curls

How do I make chocolate chip?
Is this how anyoneknow chocolate chips like this http://cakessince1982.com/images/choccurlchocs.jpg-s it Please tell me the difficulty level if you have done this before.
There are cigarettes say ... and they are very difficult ... Need melt the chocolate and pour on a flat surface .. a marble countertop or cutting board is the best ... Let harden, then use a palette knife or a board scraper to train. You start on one side and push through to the other ... I strongly recommend using other thing .. What would you say to these thin wafers of life sticks, you can dip in chocolate ...?
Betty's Quick Tip 25-- How to Make Chocolate Curls for Garnish
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