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at home (video) starting points ask the alchemist video series recent videos contact help/search ask the alchemist # september , by founding alchemist level: apprentice reading time: min i want to make chocolate peanut butter. so can i use such grinder i can make in steps namely grind peanuts with cocoa

considerations. the main issue you are going to run into is that if your goal is something like nutella, it may well be too thick for the melanger. it is spreadable and does not really flow. at least if you produce it with the standard nutella ingredients. this is one of those times that the use of cocoa...

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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 artisan brownies august , by founding alchemist when heather visited a few weeks ago, we made a pound of cocoa

liqueur from some barinas cocoa beans that i had roasted up a couple of days earlier. as i did not have my crankandstein mill yet, we just ran the whole cocoa bean through the champion, letting it separate the husk. the resulting cocoa liqueur i poured into " x " ice cube trays. this gave me very convenient...

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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 # june , by founding alchemist level: novice reading time: min i want to make my own brewing cocoa

. i have a really good coffee grinder so i am all set there. how can i use the behmor for roasting brewing cocoa?...

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(part ) last week i discussed recipes and that there is no one recipe for a type of chocolate. they are all ranges. milk chocolate for instance has to have more than % cocoa and more than % milk powder. this week i want to review and put into one place how time relates to chocolate making. what you are

going to see again is that there is a range, and there is no cut and dry x length of time it takes to make chocolate from the bean. before i start, i want to set the stage and clarify that i am talking about what %+ of the world thinks of when they speak of chocolate; chocolate made from fermented cocoa...

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search ask the alchemist # december , by founding alchemist level: novice reading time: minutes i have had the question of oxidation and oxidation absorption capacity on my mind lately, and figured you were the person to question regarding this. in many of the orac scales i've seen, i've noticed that cocoa

powder scores roughly / g while baking chocolate is ~ / g. doing a rough rounding to even % cocoa butter for the baking chocolate, we can see that consuming equal portions of cocoa solids from either source, the orac value of the baking chocolate is much higher. i was wondering if this was due to the...

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alchemist video series recent videos contact help/search ask the alchemist # march , by founding alchemist level: apprentice reading time: minutes in one of your articles you mentioned you like silk tempering more than chocolate seed tempering because of the strength of type v crystals in tempered cocoa

describe to you just how much tempering disturbs me. i know it is the bane of many of your existences but that isn't what i mean. i mean it bends to the point of breaking so many rules about crystal formation that i am sort of in awe that it ever works. remember, tempering is nothing more than stacking cocoa...

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