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will start hot ( - f) for a short amount of time and slowly lower it to your target temperature ( - f). this is for about lb( kg) of beans. the more you are roasting, the higher your initial temperature can and has to be and the time will probably be a little longer.. remember, you want to roast the cocoa...
required temp before adding the beans. well, it would seem you have a misconception about heating and bacteria. let's try and clear those up. to make chocolate (we are not going to talk about raw chocolate, but this conversation is actually one of my major issues with raw chocolate) you need to roast the cocoa...