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While I know better than to attempt to make my own
chocolate from beans, I've been thinking it might be possible to produce a pretty darn good chocolate by blending premade chocolates. For example, El Rey offers a number of single-varietal chocolates that don't contain any flavor additives. I don't think these could be really great chocolates by themselves, but they might be just the right material to blend to create a great chocolate. Has anybody here done that? I assume I'd have to retemper the chocolate. I've been thinking maybe I could grate them very finely, mix the powdered chocolates and flavor additives, then consolidate them in a mold under pressure. Then, maybe tempering wouldn't be necessary. |
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