Sweet biscuits not containing cocoa

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after sitting on the big man's lap. kids can climb aboard to ride on the iola kiwanis club train or the whole family can take a spin around iola for a holiday lights tour on iola's trolley - fearless fred sponsored by personal service insurance, inc. and loren korte. we also invite you to enjoy hot cocoa
yep, this is a real, live registered north american reindeer that will be posted up just outside of the santa house on the square for families and children of all ages to come see. hot cocoa and cookies will be provided by landmark national bank of iola, plus candy canes and photos in santa's sleigh...
https://www.iolachamber.org/events/holidays.html
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first, i lay it all out in how to make chocolate. i admit, there is a lot of information on the site and it can be overwhelming, which is exactly the opposite of the impression i want you to leave with. my goal is that you leave (temporarily of course) going, 'oh, that's not so bad. i can do that!'.
need to just get some chocolate making under your belt and get comfortable with the process, then you can fine tune it once you see what you like a don't like. simply put chocolate is really simple. in the same way bread is broadly defined as ground wheat (flour), water and yeast, chocolate is ground cocoa...
https://chocolatealchemy.com/blog/2019/1/10/ask-the-alchemist-264
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behmor instructions to each bean. and suggest how far over or under you can go and what it will do to the flavor. i know it should all be done by nose, but after over a hundred batches i still don't trust my nose to tell me much. let's talk about roasting a bit, why i don't give exact profiles for each cocoa
subtract time from each profile. if you add the time before the roast starts, it stretches the entire profile out proportionally. if you add it after the roast starts, it tacks it onto the end. yeah, that can be a touch confusing, but this is really what you need to know. i don't believe (in the sake of cocoa...
https://chocolatealchemy.com/blog/2014/08/28/ask-the-alchemist-82
i have to say i never considered talking about this. it seemed obvious....until i started talking with someone else and i realized that it is very much not obvious. i just took it for granted that 'single origin' just meant you didn't blend your beans. and on the surface, it is no more complicated than
that. i have a single brazil cocoa. if you use it as it is, it is pretty clearly single origin. the origin is brazil. i also have two cocoa beans from the dominican republic. roig and la red. both from very distinct regions in the dominican republic. if you were to make a chocolate from them blended...
https://chocolatealchemy.com/blog/2015/05/29/ask-the-alchemist-117