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few updates. we are getting very low on the ghanan forastero and the new certified organic madagascar. if you want to try either, i would recommend doing it soon. i expect we will be out by the holidays. we are now offering a sampler pack. it will consist of one quarter pound of five different cocoa beans

have a champion juicer, this kit will set you up on the road to a few pounds of home made chocolate. the price will be about $ but more on that once the new kits page is written and finalized. just after thanksgiving in all likelihood. the "apprentice kit" will contain roasted and unroasted cocoa beans...

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an answer in the past few weeks, please write again. we now have a new server and the email is all fixed. now, on a chocolate note, the new santha wet grinders are due to be in next week and all back orders should be out by the end of the week. we also have run out of a couple of varieties of cocoa beans

a nice change that i really recommend. on the new front, we finally have fair trade ghana forastero on the way (available in a couple weeks), and have started our certified organic certification for carrying organic cocoa. that is about it. happy chocolate making everyone. comment posted in cocoa beans...

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already all sold, but there will be a few 's available. those i am taking pre-orders on. with shipping (in the usa) they will be $ . you won't currently find them on the site - if you have an interest in them, send me an email and we will get your name on one. also coming back is the tabasco cocoa beans

this will pull the total roasting time back without affecting the shape of the profile. it is still a little faster than lbs, but not bad. if they smell done or start popping before minutes, by all means stop the roast. but overall i think you will find it does pretty well. comment posted in cocoa beans...

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not something i keep track of currently, but painting with a rather broad brush, being a criollo, it would tend toward having a lower cocoa butter content. that said, the observation and conclusion you are drawing from it isn't necessarily accurate. from days gone by, when i did actually test the beans

cool before grinding into liquor. water continues to be let off for some time after roasting. i had the bright idea once to use that residual heat to jump start my grinding process....and over and over ended up with a seized mess. some time later, i sealed up some barely warm to the touch roasted beans...

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over the past years. there is the first video. eventually these will all live on our site as well as on you tube, but we're waiting until our site gets a facelift later this year (yep, more foreshadowing there). the videos that are queued up are as follows: chocolate making overview how to pick your beans

behmor roasting oven roasting drum roasting cracking beans winnowing making chocolate liquor making dark chocolate making milk chocolate making white chocolate tempering philosophy cocoa butter seed tempering bowl tempering plus one on how to change the belt on the spectra melanger. enjoy. and please...

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contact 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 chocolate torte december , by founding alchemist procedure roast / pounds of your favorite cocoa bean. crack and winnow the beans

or just use your champion juicer to grind the cocoa beans into liqueur and separate the husk. stir in the sugar while the it is still warm. alternately, just heat your sugar, cocoa liqueur (solid, if you did the grinding another day) and butter over low heat (or better yet a double boiler or pan of...

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videos contact help/search real chocolate syrup december , by founding alchemist i have verified that it is a breeze to make chocolate syrup for use in whatever you might use chocolate syrup for. personally i am stirring a spoonful into my morning coffee for an instant real mocha. just take the cocoa beans

through the process of getting to cocoa liqueur (roast, crack and winnow (optional), and grind in the champion). i pour this up into ice cube trays for convenient oz portions. oz home made cocoa liqueur from fresh cocoa beans cup sugar cups water dash of vanilla extract if you wish bring the water and...

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search search home recipes recipe ingredients dairy cheese pepper jack cheese pepper jack cheese recipes if you're looking for cheese recipes with slightly tart and spicy flavors, try one of our pepper jack recipes. our -minute chili mac will impress any guest around the dinner table, with kidney beans

jalapeño grilled cheese that transforms stuffed jalapeños into a sandwich, including pretzels for extra crunch. if you're looking for cheese recipes with slightly tart and spicy flavors, try one of our pepper jack recipes. our -minute chili mac will impress any guest around the dinner table, with kidney beans...

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made from fermented soy beans, soy sauce is a widely used ingredient in chinese and japanese cooking. soy sauce is a quintessential ingredient in stir-fry recipes , and it tastes great served alongside sushi, too. you can use soy sauce to flavor your favorite chicken dishes, and including it in a few

made from fermented soy beans, soy sauce is a widely used ingredient in chinese and japanese cooking. soy sauce is a quintessential ingredient in stir-fry recipes , and it tastes great served alongside sushi, too. you can use soy sauce to flavor your favorite chicken dishes, and including it in a few...

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