it's an extreme close up or a 'macro'. in this case it will always have to do with cocoa, chocolate making, etc. here is the first one. so, what is it?...
flavors and in some of these 'milder' beans, burn off some of the already mild chocolate flavor. and if you have made it this far, there is a new bean in. a fair trade certified ghana . and bucking the forastero expectation a small amount, it's a little bit floral. comment posted in ask the alchemist , cocoa...
so raw material waste goes down, and consequently your cost goes down. " that basically says it. size it for you and what you can handle. i'm not a small guy. i toss lb sacks of cocoa beans around. i don't blink at unloaded a ton (literally) of lb boxes of cocoa butter by hand. i lift a few times a week...
steam is not going to penetrate very well. i am not trying to be a nay-sayer. i just would hate to have you waste time for no purpose or reason. just roast the beans well, starting with a good high temperature ( - f), and your bacteria counts will be just fine. comment posted in ask the alchemist , cocoa...
expect. most people think of oil and water, but having two functional groups (a positive and negative if you like to think of it that way), allows it to form 'bubble' encapsulations called micelles, but instead of water being in them, they have a sugar molecule in the center and triglycerides (the cocoa...
heat oven to of. whisk eggs, sour cream and / tsp. vanilla until blended. set aside. combine flour and baking soda in large bowl. cook stout and cup butter in large saucepan to min. or until butter is melted and mixture is well blended, stirring frequently. remove from heat. add granulated sugar and cocoa...
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