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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 # january , by founding alchemist i tried different roast profiles ranging from - f - minutes. i am trying not waste many beans

by putting only a cup full of beans in at a time. i realize that the roast wouldn't be representative of a full oven, but my goal was to try to find a good dwell temperature and time. once i found my dwell time and temp i would increase total roast time to account for the increased ramp time of a loaded...

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rdev % look: | smell: | taste: | feel: | overall: really excited to try this as regular kbs is one of my top-rated beers. oz. bottle into night shift stemware. looks perfect for the style. head is dense. color is thick and oily as are the legs. nose is creamy espresso, bittersweet, dark chocolate, cocoa

powder, lactose and molasses. robust and very aromatic. beer opens semi-bitter. i get dark chocolate, molasses, espresso beans and lactose. cocoa powder in the middle with dark, roasted malt notes and more of a touch of coffee tartness towards the finish. a little booziness floats in and out in the...

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video) starting points ask the alchemist video series recent videos contact help/search ask the alchemist # august , by founding alchemist level: novice reading time: minutes i am a long time coffee roaster and know it is important to cool coffee as fast as possible. how quickly do i have to cool my cocoa

beans?...

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lbs ( cups) of cocoa tonight. i really need to get my drum roaster finished. i think it will give a much better end product. this batch was done in the oven, distributed between two shallow dishes. i preheated to f and put the beans in. at five minutes i gave them a stir and waited another minutes....

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press' oil expeller . you can now make your own cocoa butter at home at the press of a button. i tasted the most amazing milk chocolate made with some fresh pressed madagascar cocoa. the caramel notes were amazing and fully due to the single origin butter, as it was totally missing from the 'control...

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: i like the champion juicer to crack beans. it's fast and efficient. and gives you double duty since it can also make roasted nibs into liquor. i no longer recommend the crankandstein mill as a first choice. it is prone to slip on not perfect beans and does not automate well at all. peeling by hand

wheels that crunches the lumpy cocoa liquor (along with your other dry ingredients and extra cocoa butter, depending on what you're making) into something you'll want to hand to your friends and grandma. optional equipment to make it a little easier. scale: the alchemist uses and sells an escali scale...

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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 # august , by founding alchemist "i have been reading about bacteria and pathogen content on the shells of raw cocoa

beans, and commercial techniques used to prevent them from transferring into chocolate. would there be any benefit for home and small artisan chocolate makers to using practices like misting beans with water at the end of roasting, or maintaining a certain temperature during conching and refining?"...

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