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may include offal , varieties of mushroom, choy sum , and pieces of dried tofu or fried tofu puffs. additional chinese herbs may include yu zhu (玉竹, rhizome of solomon's seal ) and ju zhi (buckthorn fruit), which give the soup a sweeter, slightly stronger flavor. light and dark soy sauce are also added

[ ] in addition, a dry form of bak kut teh has also recently become increasingly popular within malaysia, especially in klang town. although called dry, the broth is in fact reduced to a thicker gravy, to which other ingredients such as wolfberries, dried dates, dried chillies and dried squid are added...

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you taste them. i'm not sure how that makes you an expert. to that end. hello, my name is john nanci. i started and run a business called chocolate alchemy. i have shown tens of thousands of people how to make chocolate from bean to bar. i was instrumental in giving people the methods, equipment and cocoa

claim to be an expert, only knowledgeable in certain aspects of chocolate making. there is quite an easy way of checking chocolate –i've got two chocolate bars here – one is like a standard sort of milk chocolate, perhaps a sort of lower end type of chocolate and one is more sort of higher end, higher cocoa...

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shop wholesale about video make chocolate at home (video) starting points ask the alchemist video series recent videos contact help/search chocolate alchemy log - first bag of beans october , by founding alchemist after the long search, numerous dead ends and delays, i finally have a bag of forastero cocoa

"bag" of unroasted cocoa beans i went ahead and measured out oz and dropped them into my coffee roaster. my roaster is a fluid bed roaster and these beans are much bigger and flatter than coffee. they really did not circulate very well and i had to continuously rock the roaster to keep from scorching...

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want it for $ ). well, there might be a way, but i don't know how. right now, it goes like this. you need a way to roast your beans. a conventional oven works fine for that but a roasting drum is easier in the long run. the champion juicer will remove husk, but that is hard on it. cracking with a cocoa

mill helps the champion do it's job of grinding the cocoa beans to liqueur and removing trace husk. the santha is used to refine your chocolate after it comes from the champion. it might be able to grind cocoa beans, but it can't remove husk like the champion can and you really don't want husk in your...

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hope are some very incentive laden deals on the behmor. i have currently decided to not restock new behmor for a few reasons. room, sales (lack there of), and better deals elsewhere that i just can't complete with. but what i can do is this. refurbished are now coming with your choice of - lbs of cocoa

available that i am offering for free. and, last but not least, i have dropped the shipping weight so shipping costs will also be less. just choose what combination you want and away you go. oh, and because i have had the question quite a bit, the small drum cylinder is meant for smaller coffee beans, not cocoa...

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videos contact help/search a few changes and new items. january , by founding alchemist it's a day for announcements just a lot of things to cover. i'll start off with that we have a new bean in, that we have not had in some time. the co-op has really stepped up consistency, so whereas before, this cocoa

while, plus a weekly roasting schedule for those that don't want or need lbs. just order ahead and they will go out as their week comes around. and as a small bonus, the don homero that i ran out of a month back or so, will be available until it runs out. if this goes well, i will cycle all of the cocoa...

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home (video) starting points ask the alchemist video series recent videos contact help/search ask the alchemist # october , by founding alchemist i have not yet tried making chocolate. i've just been trying to research it as much as possible before i begin the process. i originally was going to grind cocoa

so now i am considering purchasing cocoa liquor/mass from another manufacturer and using the santha to create my own finished product. any general thoughts or recommendations? i know of e. guittard, callabaut, any other suggestions for manufacturers that i can buy the liquor from?...

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