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Jack Ralph
United Kingdom
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 7 ก.ค. 2019
Hello there, I'm Jack and I make interesting and intriguing videos about chocolate and the process of making it. My aim here is to basically make your mouth water whilst dreaming of eating the delicious creations I make.
Find me on:
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www.tiktok.com/@jackgeorgeralph
Try our delicious chocolate at:
www.art-chocolat.com
For any enquiries, please email: info@art-chocolat.com
Find me on:
jackgeorgeralph
www.tiktok.com/@jackgeorgeralph
Try our delicious chocolate at:
www.art-chocolat.com
For any enquiries, please email: info@art-chocolat.com
THE EASIEST WAY TO TEMPER CHOCOLATE (NOT SCARY!!!)
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LOL!!!! Bam mariches caught me dying!!!😂
Real kitchens don’t have microwave
Can someone clarify something for me, after I have ground my chocolate for a couple of days I tried to temper it straight away using my microwave and thermometer to get precise temps. When I poured it into my moulds it looked all marbled and bloomed. I am going mad trying to temper my chocolates, if I do the seeded method I chop up my untempered chocolate am I using 3/4 of the weight of the untempered to melt and the remaining 1/4 of the untempered to act as the seed? As all my chocolate is untempered I don't have any already tempered chocolate to act as the seed. So... the long and short of it is, is the 1/4 seed untempered that you add to your other 3/4 chocolate???
I also need clarification on the same
I think after grinding the chocolate, you pour into a large flat mould to set and then maybe not immediately, you can then divide it into the parts. Then melt one part and add the second part i to to cool.it down to the right temperature. I will try this out this week and come back to update you
thanks mate.
He says everyone has a microwave but about 7 years ago ours died and we never replaced it. Having all that extra counter space has been nice but once in a while I do miss having one
Its more matte than glossy tho
I have been trying everywhere to buy marmite chocolate. I will probably make it myself.
Does anyone know what type of bowl was used. What material was it?
Plastic... do not use Glass as it retains too much heat
Plastic, but do not use plastic in a wave ever, bc chemicals transfer into your food
I hope your microwave is cleaner than his
I have actually never tried the bowl method. You have to get a thermometer and faff about with buying a glass bowl that doesn't touch the bottom of the pan. And a glass bowl that is tge right size for the pan. And there is enough space for steam to escape from the pan and not get the bowl stuck. I don't use a themometer and the micriwave has done me good, and have had hard chocolate every time. Only gripe i have is that i have to put the bowl back in the microwave to keep it runny enough to coat the desserts i am coating.
Can cheap Aldi/asda own brand chocolate be tempered this way? For kids home projects
Yes! I used the dark chocolate chunks
Absolutely!
So glossy.nice art.🎉
Hi how about the melting machine (professional) like HUANYU please
If using milk chocolate can temper the same way but using the temperature for milk chocolate 113 F? And does the 1/4 amount added back in need to be tempered prior to adding in? I’m confused.
I don’t have the microwave 😢
Best video!!!! Tysm!!!!❤❤❤❤
He took that Bain Marie method personally 😂😂
Please I want the recipe
Please I want the recipe
Triggered, I don't have a microwave.
I don’t have a microwave 😅
Looks delicious, time to get a cocoa tree
LOL😂 I can't believe you are the same person I bought the chocolate course from 😂😂 You're so funny ☺️☺️
does the cherry jam go bad?
I don't like microwave I like ban marry (or how you call it)
I have paid for this course, through NowYou I can't open it because it keeps saying wrong password/ email, I have contacted them several times and they have yet to get in touch. This will definitely stop people buying this course, very bad customer service.
Love this video! I did this method and it was the first time my chocolate tempered perfectly and SO easily! I was able to make 24 chocolate disc decorations in under 10 minutes doing this! Can you PLEASE provide temperatures for white chocolate?? Thank you!
You melt to the same temperature but should use seeding to being it down to around 30c
bro, you are the embodiment of Privilege!!! dude, NOT EVERYBODY HAS A MICROWAVE!!!!! the water bath method is superior in EVERY way in all honesty. seriously, there are a MASSIVE amount of people that do not have microwaves.
what a dumb comment. The vast majority of people own a microwave, it's not some kind of special tool. If you don't have one just search for another video. That would be like reading comments under any recipe online and finding people complaining about not having the necessary equipment to make it. Like, under a cake recipe, "HEY, NOT EVERYBODY HAS A OVEN"
You can get microwaves for like 10 quid mate. Banging on about privilege 😂
Having a microwave means you’re privileged????
I'm one of the people who doesn't own a microwave, by choice. If the cost of a microwave prevents someone from owning one then the cost of chocolate worth tempering is also prohibitive to them. However, I also prefer the bain marie method. Easier to monitor temp.
not everyone has a stove, some people only have microwaves
Finally someone that knows what they are doing! Thank you.
Fool
Hello jack, want to temper chocolate for the first time, the temperatures you mentioned are for milk chocolate or dark chocolate?
For milk and white... melt to 45c (the same) then bring down to about 30-31c
nice thug music intro
Kindergarten film?
Love the anger 😆 and the quick tip
Wow! The chocolate inside filling is tempered? And how long did you wait between each layer?
45 degrees Celcius or fahrenheit?
Celsius
How would you melt chocolate at 45°F ?🤔
@@rbb2292 lol
What’s the brand of your template machine?
What brand is the machine?
Thanks for the video - I’ve been roasting beans for a while but I’m not sure how much cocoa butter to add
no darling, not every one has a microwave.
Sooo this isn't for you then 😂
Hi sorry i think i commented before but cant find it just wondering on your moulds where did you buy them from and what size are they ? Great channel keep up the great work 🎉
What size of mould is that and where can you get them many thanks keep up the great work just starting my journey with chocolate
When the chocolate has been tempered and has solidify (excess) do you need to temper again to be able to use it or you just melt it in the microwave and does not need to temper?
If you can melt it within a certain threshold, then yes. However, that threshold is pretty low and it's hard to melt chocolate quickly without destroying the stable crystals. Example: the threshold for dark chocolate is around 34.5 degrees Celsius. Beyond that, stable crystals are gone and you'll have to temper again. For other kinds of chocolate is even lower, eg. white chocolate is usually 31.5 degrees. Be sure to check the temperatures for the brand and type you're working with.
Did you blend vodka with your mint? 😂
Why do you use Ghee? Is it for the settling process?
Omg 🎉 my favourite combo. Did you hear up the lemon juice before adding it to the white chocolate?
What an idiot.
how to do it without microwave and without kitchen thermometer?
Water bath and great guessing skills
Next level is without bowl, and the final boss is without the chocolate itself
Fab!
Do ever use ice packs?