Valentine Chocolates Japan

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What is the best way to make chocolate?

My boyfriend is Japanese and I know that in Japan for girls valentine chocolate the boy they like. I would do that for him. Does anyone know the best way to make a chocolate candy that would enjoy? Best Ideas! : D

Wow, really? Should have access to, or possess a large amount of equipment and plenty of free time: Check it out: the manufacture of chocolate from the bean does not easy. Chocolate companies invest millions of dollars in tools and machinery to turn bitter cocoa beans in chocolate bars. However, many hours, days, possibly, hard work and dedication to detail, along with some computers in your account, you can turn your kitchen into a chocolate factory in miniature. Following these instructions and techniques, you can make your own brand of chocolate. Roast the cocoa beans Steps1 edition. The process is similar to that of roasted coffee beans, except softer requirements: 5-35 minutes at temperatures between 120-160 º C (250-325 F). You generally must expose the beans to a high initial temperature, lower heat slightly little, and let roast when the beans begin to break (but not write). The first image shows the cocoa beans before roasting, and the second image shows the result later. This can be done in the oven or using a roaster store bought. If roasting in the oven, you have to do some experimentation because the times roasting depends on the type of grain you are using. Place beans in a single layer on a cookie sheet. Start with a roast 18 minutes in a preheated oven at 450 degrees C (1200 degrees F). They will be ready when they begin to crack and, when in fact taste like chocolate (let it cool before trying it!). For roasting larger quantities of cocoa beans, you might want to invest in a drum, which rotates on a gas grill. See tips and warnings below toast. 2Crack and winnow the grain. After roasting, the beans must be broken and thrown on tiptoe in the leaves (straw) are removed. You can break the grains with a hammer and remove the leaves (which should be appropriate loose after roasting) by hand if you are working with a small lot. For larger batches, use a very thick, Corona type mill or purchase a specialized mill (pictured) to break the grain tips. (In case you were wondering, a meat grinder does not work.) Tips for throwing, mix gently hands or a spoon as you blow on it with a hair dryer or small vacuum until the shells are blown. 3Grind tips in cocoa liquor. You strong team will have enough points to liquefy and separate the remaining leaves. General food processor, Vita-Mix, Coffee Grinders (strawberry and leaf), Forage meat (manual and electric) and pestles, and most of the fans do not work. You may have to experiment to find the equipment that does the job. Many chocolate from home to find success with "Champion Juicer" (see references below). Feeding tips in the blender a handful at a time, ensuring that push gently (not hard) or otherwise the motor may overheat. Cocoa liquor will come through the screen and a mixture of leaves and the liquor found their way through the mouthpiece. Feeding this mixture through the blender again until only the shell comes through the nozzle. 4 Concha and refine the chocolate. By definition, the conching affects the flavor, smell and texture of chocolate, while refining reduces the size of cocoa solids and sugar crystals. Both processes can be applied at the same time with a powerful wet grinder (success has been reported with a 2 L Santha grinder wet also called the Stone Melange chocolate, see references below). How the shell and refine the chocolate depends on what equipment you use, but in this case are guidelines for the Santha Wet Grinder: Melt chocolate and cocoa butter in the oven at about 120 F. Combine with nonfat dry milk, sugar, lecithin and a vanilla bean (split and dipped in cocoa butter 1 hour, this is a scent optional). Pour chocolate mixture into the mill, periodically pointing with a hair dryer in which for 2-3 minutes to keep the chocolate melted in the first hour (until the friction created by grinding keeps the chocolate liquid without additional heat is needed). Further develop for at least 10 hours and no more than 36 years, until the chocolate taste smooth and balanced, but sure not to to refine (or get gummy). To take a break from refining (eg, at night while you sleep, see WARNINGS), turn off the disposer, place the container covered in a preheated oven at 150 F is turned off, and leave it there overnight. Do not consolidate, but if it does, remove the lid and turn the oven from 150 to 175 until chocolate is melted (be careful not to let the container come together, though). 5Temper chocolate. This is probably the hardest part of the process, but ensures that the chocolate is shiny and has a "snap" to it, instead of being dull and soft enough to melt in your hands. But the great thing about quenching is that you can do it as many times as you like chocolate and not break down. Or, I

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