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shop wholesale about video make chocolate at home (video) starting points ask the alchemist video series recent videos contact help/search chocolate alchemy log - first bag of beans october , by founding alchemist after the long search, numerous dead ends and delays, i finally have a bag of forastero cocoa

beans from ghana. i say a bag, but in actuality, it is two lb jute sacks of chocolate alchemy waiting to happen. without even roasting, they smell quite good. not at all boring like green coffee beans. these are a mottled brown, and almost look as if they have already been roasted, but it is just the...

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founding alchemist level: novice reading time: minutes i have made a hazelnut paste in my melanger. i have been making the paste as an input to making chocolate spread but for the life of me i haven't been able to come up with the texture of this brand - photos attached. all they use are hazelnuts, cocoa

nibs, cocoa powder and organic sugar. they assured me via email that it is dairy free and vegan, and i have read on their website that they use a huge stone grinder (industrial melanger) to grind everything. how can it come out so thick and creamy?...

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see all of our recipes of the month . sweet, pretty and tasty, this breakfast smoothie bowl will be the highlight of your morning routine. made with fresh fruit, low-fat yogurt and a hint of cocoa, this'll help you start the day on the right foot!

print prep time: min. servings: bowl ingredients oz. yogurt, low-fat t. peanut butter ⁄ t. cocoa powder, unsweetened ⁄ t. vanilla extract ⁄ c. blueberries and strawberries, sliced t. unsweetened coconut, shredded ⁄ c. granola, low-fat directions scoop yogurt into a bowl. stir in peanut butter, cocoa...

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so moist and delicious. i add extra cocoa usually about a half cup total and have even used the dark cocoa that is really good. on my birthday i always want the "mississippi mud" version-(my mom's) when the cake comes out of the oven (baked in x pan) spread a jar of marshmallow cream over it while it

hot cake. the heat makes it easily spread as long as you are not heavy-handed and it sets up like a perfectly smooth fudge on top. read more helpful ( ) mauigirl rating: stars / / this is a simple and tasty cake to take to a potluck at the last minute. i did increase the cocoa by tablespoon cuz i love...

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and grams of your favorite fixed oils. we really recommend using a blend of fixed oils since they will all bring different protective and/or nourishing benefits to your lips. this recipe makes grams or approximately ounces (by weight, not volume!)

why not a bit of kiwi, or pomegranate, or rose hip seed or sea buckthorn seed oils?...

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