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today omit this step. [ ] [ ] the tea that the mongolians use for suutei tsai commonly comes from a block. the block consists of a lower quality of tea that is made up of stems or inferior tea leaves and is compressed into a block that can be easily stored. when needed, the tea is chipped off and added

suutei tsai. [ ] history[ edit ] milk continues to be a very important part of the mongolian diet. the milk that mongolians drink comes from many sources including cattle, camels, horses, yaks, goats, and sheep, [ ] though milk from cattle is now the norm. an old tradition among many mongols was to not...

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sugar smooth enough without milling. i am really trying to avoid the whole milling/refining thing all together, but i guess it is done for a reason. actually, i still hold out hope as there are huge differences between large scale and home scale. we will see. anyway, in preparation for the - lbs of cocoa

that i have waiting on sugar, cocoa butter and time, i decided to try getting some raw sugar to the point of my memory of powdered sugar, i.e. no texture. i pulled out my "biggest" appliance, the vita-mix, added three cups (i will need more, but it is a start) of raw sugar and started. i started on...

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coagulates, saveim kühlschrank und genießen sie so bald wie möglich. der entscheidende punkt für die herstellung kefirist die temperatur( & deg; c- & deg; c), wenn sie machen siein der kalten jahreszeit halten esin einer warmen ort, bitte. kochen bilder kefir über kefir(or alternativkefirs, keefir, kephir

coagulates, saveim kühlschrank und genießen sie so bald wie möglich. der entscheidende punkt für die herstellung kefirist die temperatur( & deg; c- & deg; c), wenn sie machen siein der kalten jahreszeit halten esin einer warmen ort, bitte. kochen bilder kefir über kefir(or alternativkefirs, keefir, kephir...

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well, this is not so much a chocolate question, but it does bring up a couple points that i will take a couple minutes to address. and summer is upon us, so it's also perfect timing. first off, if all has gone right, your homemade chocolate should act no different than commercial chocolate, so any recipe

liquid, a little lecithin in the mix is helpful to make sure it all stays together. with those points in mind, it's just a matter of finding a chocolate ice cream recipe you like. myself, i adore working with david lebovitz's recipes. and that brings me to my third point. many recipes you find include cocoa...

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why are you not adding a little cocoa butter?

i mostly keep my head down in social media but i've heard through various grapevines that two ingredient chocolate is becoming a *thing*. and i completely do not understand it. it is talked about like it is superior or the maker is superior for using only two ingredients. i guess i am going to soap box...

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