In her previous article how to make chocolate with cocoa beans (bean to amerikan bar), Chef Prish discussed the chocolate conching …
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Optimal taste: The refining process helps to develop the chocolate’s flavor and remove any unwanted flavors or odors.
We prefer a good solid infrared thermometer but in the end what matters is it's calibrated right and gives you a reliable reading. If that's a wire probe, or infrared the most important thing is accuracy and relability both in roasting and tempering.
Process air, loaded with volatile and undesired flavour is separated. In the weighing station the recipe is completed by liquid components. The wall scraper of the vessel prepares already a pre-mixture. The exactly composed chocolate mass is discharged in batches into the collecting tank. There it is further mixed and cooled. From there it is continuously pumped through the dynamic flow mixer used for intensive homogenising. After passing a vibrating screen the chocolate mass is ready for further processing.
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The fundamental advantage over batch conches is that fully continuous lines are established. On the other hand side a minimum throughput of 1,250kg/h is required over a longer time, so the process is hamiş suitable for frequent recipe change or smaller companies.
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These nested glass bowls make baking prep a breeze. Use one for your wet ingredients, another for dry, and the third for your scraps (like egg shells or CHOCOLATE PREPARATION MIXER lemon peels) to keep things tidy while mixing. Want a bowl perfect for pouring? Mosser makes a matching batter bowl.
In conching, machines with unique designs are used to agitate, knead, and aerate chocolate mass. These machines typically have large surfaces that can be heated or cooled during the process.
It consists of a double-jacket cylinder with serrated internal surface. Spring-loaded scrapers break the particles during rotation; volatile water and flavours are removed by ventilation and heating.
The Swiss company Bühler is market leader in this technology and looks back to a long experience in building and installing complete production lines8.