How to temper dark chocolate at home. Seeding methode!
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
- In this video, we're going to show you how to temper dark chocolate at home, by using the seeding methode. For me this is the easiest way, to make sure, that your chocolate is perfectly tempered every time.
Tempering dark chocolate is a skill that you'll want to learn how to do correctly, as it ensures that your chocolate is consistently delicious, has the right consistency and keeps shiny. This video is a step-by-step guide that will teach you how to temper chocolate the right way, so that you can get the most out of every bite!
In this tutorial i will teach you how to temper at home, with the seeding methode. If you follow my instructions, you will succeed! Have fun.
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Like your video and method
If room temperature is 26°c how I temper chocolate .
You temper as i describe in my video. 😂😂
Just make sure the chocolate you use for seeding, is cold. 😉
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Thank you very much!
You don’t suppose to reduce temperature to 27 c and then to heat to 31/32?
If I understand it correctly, it is done with the table method to prevent the other crystals that form close to this temperature. But with the seeding method the chocolate is already "told" how to crystalize so no further reheating is necessary. But a good question I suppose 👍
No of course not. That would be waste of time. You mixing to tempering methodes together. When you do tempering on a marbel, you cool to 27 C, and then mix with the rest of the chocolate. Just follow the instructions.
Its just a different methode. Table methode is more difficult.
@@SweetKitchenSkills The tutorial is missing crucial information- what is the ratio of seeded chocolate to add?
Great video thanks! How can we keep the chocolate in temper while working? And if the tempering didn’t work we just heat it back and do the process again?
Thanks. You can use a heatgun to reheat, or a chocolate melter. Just keep the temp below 31 and above crystallization
Thank you thousand times for your videos. I'm a beginner and your videos helping me a lot 🧡 I have a question. what was the temperature of the piece of chocolate you added in the fourth minute? Should it be kept in the refrigerator?
Thank you so much, i really appreciate it, keep me posted.
Just room temperature😎👍
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Thank you for the video, Why haven't you added the cocoa butter to temper the chocolate ?
What do you mean? You dont need to add extra cocoa butter to temper chocolate! Chocolate contains cocoa butter. Dont understand your question🫣
@@SweetKitchenSkills thank you for your reply, I've seen some chocolatiers adding cocoa butter to temper chocolate when the temperature reaches 35°
Hi😊
for 500 g melted chocolate, how much grams do you need for the seeding process?
Thank you
Didnt you watch the video😂. About 20%, depending on the temperature of the chocolate. 👍
@@SweetKitchenSkills You actually dont say it in the video. this was my first question as well after watching the video. The only reason i scrolled through the comments to find out. Thanks for answering =)
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