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recent videos contact help/search home shop shop retail shop wholesale about video make chocolate at home (video) starting points ask the alchemist video series recent videos contact help/search ask the alchemist # october , by founding alchemist i notice that you have always advocated a minimum % of cocoa

however, my % is an easy pour, - enjoy this - easier than the % that i've tried. would i be right in thinking that the bean i'm using, a -day dry, trinitario hybrid in fiji, has enabled me to get that wee bit of 'extra' cocoa butter that makes the % a nice pour, but the % that little bit too much of...

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alchemist video series recent videos contact help/search cocoa butter silk the care and feeding of your cocoa butter silk cocoa butter silk, a primer silk is just tempered cocoa butter. but more on that in a second. first let's get a couple concepts straight. tempering is really literally just a step...

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that different beans seems to have different amounts of intrinsic oil. the peruvian maranon seems to have quite a bit of oil and produces a chocolate that flows very easily but it tricky to temper correctly. is there a way to know in advance the amount of oil in a bean so we can adjust the amount of cocoa

yes, cocoa beans have different levels of cocoa butter. there isn't a practical way to measure the amount of cocoa butter yourself. i've tried multiple times and the results don't reproduce well which in turn makes the data basically useless. i tried to determine the amount of cocoa butter at home using...

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ask the alchemist video series recent videos contact help/search dark milk chocolate - % cocoa august , by founding alchemist this is a really nice dark milk chocolate, but probably nothing like you have ever had. it has a higher than traditional cocoa content. i find i really like it this way as you...

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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 ask the alchemist # december , by founding alchemist hi, i am using chocolate chips for tempering, since it is kind of thick for coating i wonder if i can add cocoa

i'm not % sure what you mean, but i think i get the basic idea. it sounds like you are using chocolate chips to coat something with and the melted, in temper chocolate is a bit thick. if that is the case, yes, you can add cocoa butter to reduce the viscosity some so the coating is not quite so thick....

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