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take notes with bamboo smartpads. learn more helpful links compatibility support specifications stylus size length mm diameter mm buttons side switch (programmable in app) nibs firm color black, white, blue, light blue power source charging via usb cable compatibility most ios touchscreen devices product

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. # - winnowing cocoa beans how to separate cocoa husk from nibs when making chocolate. two different methods are discussed--using a hair drier and using the sylph winnower. # - drum roasting # - cracking cocoa beans # - making chocolate liquor a video showing how to drum- roast cocoa for making chocolate

roaster, the royal number . drum roasting is for artisan chocolate makers who want to make small batch chocolate on a larger scale than roasting in a small coffee roaster or home oven. how to crack roasted cocoa beans for making chocolate. the process of cracking separates the husk from the cocoa nibs...

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. - minutes. the take away here (and really with all your timings) is consistency of your process. years ago when i was deep into learning everything i could about coffee roasting i and a number of other people went down the rabbit hole of cooling research with the jumping off point of "cool your coffee

cool them. get them from f to under in a couple of minutes and down to room temperature in - minutes and everything will be just fine. freshness i touched on how long you can store your own cocoa in various forms in ask the alchemist . here is the summary. whole raw cocoa beans – - years raw cocoa nibs...

https://chocolatealchemy.com/blog/2017/11/16/ask-the-alchemist-229

at which point? i was considering using oils unless you have another recommendation. do you know ratios to attempt to begin with?

i am producing (for instance a dark chocolate orange), but know there are issues around water and shelf life in combining ingredients. is the best way to go adding oils when the chocolate is in the melanger or would you recommend what you did with honey - infusing alcohol beforehand and adding to nibs...

https://chocolatealchemy.com/blog/2017/6/1/ask-the-alchemist-208

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it can roast up to lb of green coffee. and if that was all it could do (for $ ) in cocoa, i probably would not be talking about it here. but since cocoa roasts so much lower than coffee, you can actually roast lbs of cocoa (i think i will probably offer this increment) leaving you with about lbs of nibs

best so far. that high initial heat (good for bacteria kill) followed by a nice low heat to delicately roast the beans. p - work just fine in general. i will have to test them more before i can make any definitive statements. and with all the profiles, you can of course stop and cool the roast at any point...

https://chocolatealchemy.com/blog/2007/07/10/behmor-1600-for-roasting-cocoa