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changes produce in a finished chocolate. what i am going over here is not for everyone. if you want to make a good chocolate, that is pretty straight forward. but if you want to experiment, and learn to dial a bean in to your tastes, this is how i do it. first you have to choose a bean. i have around beans

a pretty easy selection. go by your own preferences in foods. i love meats, nuts and savory flavors. i also like deep bold flavors. look for descriptors like, well, nutty. and savory. nicaragua, honduras, some ecuador, tanzania. the corollary to that is staying slightly away from fruity and acidic beans...

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comment comment ask the alchemist # february , we are starting a new bean to bar factory in the industry so i would like to know what is the best cocoa nibs there is to order for making chocolate? and what equipment do we need? can you supply me with a recipe for making the best chocolate?

comment comment ask the alchemist # january , you mentioned i should keep adding cocoa butter when my milk chocolate batch is thick; if am making a kg batch and i keep adding more cocoa butter, then my final batch no longer becomes kg or is it that when am making a batch of kg, i should always make sure...

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well, this alchemist is also a chemist and at some point in the past analyzed organic compounds for a living on gc/ms and hplc. very briefly, just so i could know which way to take this discussion, i pulled out my notes for the analysis i did.....and found that cocoa does contain very small amounts of

caffeine – but a whole lot less than a very similar compound called theobromine. for the record, this is what both compounds look like. yeah, they look a bit alike. and there is quite a bit of discussion out there that people are mixing up the two compounds since they are both alkaloids and look alike...

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comment comment ask the alchemist # february , we are starting a new bean to bar factory in the industry so i would like to know what is the best cocoa nibs there is to order for making chocolate? and what equipment do we need? can you supply me with a recipe for making the best chocolate?

comment comment ask the alchemist # january , you mentioned i should keep adding cocoa butter when my milk chocolate batch is thick; if am making a kg batch and i keep adding more cocoa butter, then my final batch no longer becomes kg or is it that when am making a batch of kg, i should always make sure...

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wholesale about video make chocolate at home (video) starting points ask the alchemist video series recent videos contact help/search ask the alchemist # december , by founding alchemist level: alchemist reading time: minutes do you think that there is any danger of the metals in the husk of brewing cocoa

i'm a little surprised at myself for not having written about this sooner. i'm going to go ahead and give away the punch line. in short, i'm not concerned about metal contamination in cocoa beans and brewing cocoa. let's get into why. my thoughts are that i am very suspect about the data....and specifically...

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others say - %, i'm sure i am not understanding something because can't believe you would sell something that doesn't work that well. can you explain what is going on. lovely question. the crux of the issue is that one number does not do justice to the answer of efficiency of winnowing. when you winnow cocoa

you can have nib in your husk - you can have both. so, in the one case where there is no nib in your husk, and no husk in your nib, you can claim % efficiency. but there is no winnower out there to my knowledge that can do that. so anything that bases off that system is inherently not telling the whole...

https://chocolatealchemy.com/blog/2013/09/05/ask-the-alchemist-47

beans pop when i roast them?

let's face it. listen for pops and stopping your roast there is easy. if you follow most any of my roasting suggestions you will get a few beans to pop most of the time, and the results will be good. and i've personally found with my roasting style, if beans are popping i am satisfied by the roast. that...

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shares last updated on may , contents why is cocoa valuable? how is cocoa grown? top cocoa bean producing countries top cocoa importing countries main uses of cocoa what drives the price of cocoa? further reading why is cocoa valuable?

cocoa is a food derived from the dried and fermented seeds (beans) of the theobroma cacao plant, which means "food of the gods" in greek. it's primarily used to make chocolate. the mayans first cultivated cocoa trees more than years ago and made a ritual beverage from the seeds. in the th century, spain...

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