Kerry Beal

Aging eyes - saw the title and wondered who would want to successfully freeze humans!

Have you had a look here? Not commercial production houses but most of us were working from recipes from various places.

That should work - I usually melt overnight at around 45º C.

Crock pot is too warm to melt chocolate - even on the lowest temperature you'll get lovely caramelized chocolate overnight. In a melter - stirring doesn't matter - you give it a stir in the morning. If your melt temperature is a little high and your chocolate high fat - you might get some separation that will need to be stirred back in.

Wonder how painful it would have been if I hadn't asked them for medium spicy?

If you had any idea how far in the hole I am with my ‘worldwide experience’!

You can also purchase a program called ProChoc which will calculate water activity for you. ProChoc

So what you are saying is there is room for a new product on the market? Perhaps we should work with Fuji to create it and make our fortune - wait - I've got enough on my plate and it isn't making me a fortune! I"ll let you talk to them.

To be fair - I use the Paasche when I have only a couple of molds to do and when I don't want to wake up the child, who's bedroom is right above my chocolate room. It's still more time consuming and blocks up more than the Fuji.

Can't find an online link right now - at work. Shall see what I can find tomorrow.

What Jim said!

Start with the gluten free bagels from Modernist Bread. They work!

Yup - same recipe. Must have lost something in the translation.

I believe 0.5% or less. Add too much and things actually get thicker.

There’s a cheese cookie recipe in there that is fabulous. Missing clue cheese wafers - got the recipe from my neighbor

It’s hard to dream those little suckers with a dreamer!

The times I've juiced them I used a centrifugal juicer - got way too much oil vs juice in there!

You did notice that the pho was in one of your bowls?

Wine? You must be in the states.

36 was mushy for me which is why I settled on 24

Liked it at 24 hours.

Image copied from Twitter - "dinner at a London Hospital" A tuna sandwich and bunch of social tea packages. Social teas are a bit like an arrowroot but less powdery. There are drawers full of these little packages in every hospital I work in - that and digestives and arrowroots. Occasionally makes my dinner.

Ok - so the one I'm thinking of will not run an HVLP gun

What are you running off it?

Doesn't look like I took pictures - https://forums.egullet.org/topic/144916-report-eg-chocolate-and-confectionery-workshop-2013/?do=findComment&comment=1917108