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[05/14/18,
via Bristol Herald Courier (press release) (blog)]
Thomas Keller thinks he perfected chocolate by adding this unusual ingredient
Sugar is added and the mixture is ground into a micro-fine powder for conching, a slow process where the chocolate is stirred by machine for 72 to 80 hours. “That really develops the flavor,” Bui said. Like fine wine, these premium chocolates are aged [...]
[05/13/18,
via ProHealth]
Dark Chocolate Reduces Stress and Inflammation, Boosts Memory and Mood
The mixture then undergoes a refining process by traveling through a series of rollers until a smooth paste is formed. Refining improves the texture of the chocolate. Step 11. The next process, conching, further develops flavor and texture. Conching is [...]
[05/19/18,
via Good Food]
Top American chef thinks he perfected chocolate by adding one unusual ingredient
Sugar is added and the mixture is ground into a micro-fine liquid for conching, a slow process where the chocolate is stirred by machine for many hours. Like wine, these chocolates are aged, she said. "But it's much faster; three to six months," she said. [...]
[05/29/18,
via Expert Reviews]
Best chocolate bars 2018: Treat yourself with the finest chocolate bars, from £2
It's time to say goodbye to mass-market bars such as Mars and Kit Kat, whose sales are slumping, and hello to chocolate from the likes of Hotel Chocolat, Green & Blacks and Rococo, which continue to enjoy a continued rise in sales. Although a “Bean [...]
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Atypic Chocolate Opens in South Melbourne
Charles Lemai, Atypic Chocolate’s founder and chocolatier, has been in the pastry business for more than two decades. He began his apprenticeship in France when he was just 14 years old, which paved the way for his specialty handmade chocolate.“In France, when you’re doing your degree to be a pastry chef, chocolate is also part of your education,” Lemai says. “I’ve been working for the past 20 years as a pastry chef and chocolate has always been part of it.” Behind a sheet of glass at his new...
A taste of virtual chocolate
A taste of virtual chocolateOctober 7, 1997Web posted at: 2:04 p.m. EDT (1804 GMT) (CNN) -- Hmm. Chocolate. If you're hooked, nothing beats the real thing. But virtual chocolate is better than nothing. So the next time a craving catches you empty-handed, get on the Web and try clicking for candy. Godiva For 70 years, chocolate connoisseurs have known the name Godiva. Not only can you order from an assortment of dark and milk chocolates or decadent truffles, their site will tell you...
Chocolate’s tasteful revolution
Walk into Claire Burnet’s kitchen in Swanage, on the Dorset coast, and you will find all manner of produce: watercress, mint and black garlic, perhaps, from nearby farms; jars of honey from Bob, the local beekeeper; a range of artisanal spirits, including Twisted Nose, a small-batch gin from Winchester; and maybe a Blue Vinny cheese from Woodbridge Farm, an hour’s drive away.Nothing strange about that, you might think: chefs all over Britain are seeking out local, seasonal produce as...
The pioneers of Switzerland’s ‘Chocolate Revolution’
.article_content h3 { color: #000000 !important; } How did a country without a single homegrown cocoa bean become one of the world’s leading chocolate manufacturers? swissinfo.ch explains how the history of chocolate as we know it is the history of Swiss innovation, immigration, luck – and love.The $100 billion (CHF100billion) global chocolate industry has certainly come a long way since the days, some 3,000 years ago, when inhabitants of central and southern America would...