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It probably won’t work with cacao butter, especially with the airbrush kit you bought(compressor included).
cacao butter is hard to spray especially with cheap stuff.
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15 hours ago, Kerry Beal said:
I usually start with 35º C - then pour a little out to cool a bit for finger wiping and splattering. I often use at 35 for the air brush.
Kerry... 35 is just not in temper so that is absolutely not the right temperature.
its exactly the same temp as how you temper the Chocolate.
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Hello,
i am looking to do the class of ksenia penkina
https://www.kseniapenkina.com/products/entrylevel
does anyone has experience with this?
thanks!
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Hi peeps!
hope somebody can help me.
i am looking for a crunchy layer/cookie layer for in a bonbon.
who can help me?
much appreciate!
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10 hours ago, Jim D. said:
Can you provide the source of your recipe? Or if it's your own, the method you used? I ask because I have had much trouble with banana caramel: Not only does the banana cause the caramel to splatter dangerously, but the banana tends to burn before the correct temperature can be reached. And, to add insult to injury, sometimes the fat separates out, and I have to put the whole mess in the food processor. The usual remedy for a separated filling is to add some liquid, so I add dark rum, which goes beautifully with the banana but, of course, thins out the mixture even more.
Its our Own recipe, iT has 2 layers first layer with caramel and second layer is banana ganache.
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12 hours ago, sbain said:
Those are beautiful! May I ask what you used to get those nice swaths of color? Brush? Fingertip?
Thanks! I use this tool and just stamp
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I understand your problem...
on what temperature do you store your chocolates?
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1 minute ago, sbain said:
What a great looking bonbon (and photo)!
thanks mate
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You have to let the filling rest for 12 hours and then close the mould.
so; make the shell, fill with a filling of your choice and let them set overnight and close the next day.
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Hello!
what do you guys use to make your bonbon filling last for like months?
do you maybe add some alcohol? or other tips and tricks? to improve the shelf life.
thanks
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Hi peeps!
do you Guys have any experience with tempering chocolate with mycryo.
hope you can help!
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just heat up the chocolate to around 40-45 degrees.
and cool down/seed with callets until it reaches 32 degrees for dark chocolate.
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Chocolates with that Showroom Finish, 2012 –
in Pastry & Baking
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Chocolate bar :), do you want to make this design yourself? I made a tutorial on instagram.
www.instagram.com/nickkunstchocolates