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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- It all started with a mystery box of fruit which lead me down the path of making a bar of #chocolate from a cocoa pod. 😮 So here's all the steps, including fermenting, drying, roasting, winnowing, crushing, grinding, conching, tempering, molding, and finally EATING my pod-to-chocolate bar. 😅 Big thanks to my boys, for always being game. 💕 New videos every Thursday and Saturday 8 pm EST.
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French Guy Cooking: bit.ly/2EfFl5h
horgerj : bit.ly/2ExpVdZ
Gabe Humpheries: bit.ly/2Vnum0D
Chocolate Cacao: bit.ly/2Exbpmq
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Dora Morrow: bit.ly/2IxYuob
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Aden Film: bit.ly/2ICXPlL
Fat Daddio chocolate mold (Amazon affiliate link): amzn.to/2NtkYG3
Cocoa butter tablets (Amazon affiliate link): amzn.to/2H2Lbtz
Raw cacao beans (Amazon affiliate link): amzn.to/2E6iqZS
My sous vide is an old Nomiku that is no longer being made, but there are many good brands that are reasonably priced.
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This video is NOT sponsored. Just making chocolate. 🍫
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For all of you that have been waiting, Thank you all for your patience. This one was a doozy...😅 What's your favorite chocolate (bar, candy, dessert, brand, etc.)?
I Been watching you Emmy for a few years now,And always like your work but this Blew it all apart.I was so waiting for this video after your Chocolate prep video.Congratulations for sure!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Very Very cool! Stay well.73
My personal favorite is a classic Milky Way. I allow myself one a month lol
You’re amazing!
emmymadeinjapan first of all HELLO fellow New Englander! How are you liking the tornado force winds today? Did you also have to chase your garbage bin down the road? LOL Second Of all, you son is so friggin cute and it’s soooo sweet that you included them in this💜 such a great mom and teacher.
I’m a Godiva girl!! Milk chocolate is my favorite! My husband however loves dark chocolate! Like really dark lol but my house is a dairy free zone due to my son being allergic to dairy! So I buy the enjoy life semi sweet chocolate and it’s not too bad actually! I just melted some down to make chocolate covered strawberries for him!
Thanks for the mention Emmy, if you're ever in Australia let me know 😀
You’re welcome! Will do!!
How To Cook That I love your channel!
How To Cook That awww my 2 fav youtuber 😍
Do a collab video it will be awesome i love you u both!❤❤❤
I love seeing other youtubers giving each other credit and supporting one another. It's just really nice to see.
I love how you talk to your boys like you’d talk to anyone else, without a bunch of baby talk. Lol My parents spoke to me in that manner growing up and it made me feel like my parents took me much more seriously 😄
Plus baby talk kids can be creepy. I know a few teenage girls who still talk in baby talk at work and refer to their parents and mama and daddy
Jes Greenwood That sounds disturbing
My son is 2 and a half and i barely baby talk to him and i can tell he appreciates being spoken to like anyone else :)
Hello! Student of Speech-Language Pathology here. I just wanted to share something. What you're referring to (pitch modifications/"baby talk") is also called child-directed speech. According to some studies, it's actually beneficial for infants to acquire language. Speaking with full, grammatical sentences is beneficial, too :)
@@DaxG-qp3jf lol where I'm from most ppl say Mummy and Daddy for life 😊
“This cocoa bean is hawd” that was pretty darn cute not gonna lie.
Oh hey, fellow Belcher lover.
Sounds like he's from Boston.
lol! true
I came to the comments to see if anyone else loved it!❤
Her: Makes chocolate from scratch
Me: Just here freezing nuttela and calling it chocolate
😂😂😂👏👏👏 good one
Nutella is just european answer to peanutbutter...
@@Whydoyoureadme peanut butter is trash though..
does that actually work tho 💀 might have to try it that sounds good actually
Try imported Nutella.
If I may speak for all 1.3 million of us, we are SO proud of you for this. That is an excruciatingly tedious process, and you cut only one understandable corner. Bravo, Our Lovely! (And we love your litl'bit!)
“Did anyone die in Paddington?” SO precious!!!
Damarion Session RIGHT!!!
Whats in paddington?
@@morganmorales9474 it is a book and movie series about a bear named Paddington from Peru who travels to England and is adopted by a family there. He also has a very unhealthy addiction to marmalade.
@@skillet7173 lol, I have an unhealthy addiction to marmalade too.
@@skillet7173 I remember I read a children's book with a different rendition of the paddington story. In the book paddington was in a toy store at a mall, but no one ever wanted to buy him bc he had a missing button, so one day he snuck out of the toy store to explore the mall. He found a store that sells comforters I believe, and he decided to take one of the buttons off of one of the comforters (after rolling around on the fluffy bed like a cutie)😭) then he got adopted. I have no idea why I remember this book in such detail because I havent read it since I was a small child, but this is the story I always knew so when I saw the paddington movies I was confused at first😭
honestly she is so real unlike many other youtubers. I just love this and her.
same last name
She’s innocent and pure
Arabella Pires - Vaz LMAO we lit
She has so much unique content, and she's not like other TH-camrs that are so hungry for subscribers.
That was so great to watch Emmy. I love that you dont sugar coat anything and you are, at the end of the day, your own biggest critic. Im truly inspired by you. Keep up the great work, you are fantastic girl x
Seeing you teaching your kids facts about the cocoa made me smile 😊 your kids are lucky to have you as their mom! 😊
Emmy would of been the perfect science teacher!!! Never seen her so exited! Great job Emmy.
Omg! I loove the little New England accent ~ "this cocoa bean is haaad".
I think that's just a kid not knowing how to pronounce their r's yet because his mom pronounces them without an accent
NE accent is more like "hAHd" vs her son being cute and saying "hawd"... because R's are hawd
Lol, to me all American accents sound the same 😂
S Mounir New York and any state in the south have noticeable accents
Dashaun not in Virginia... ain’t nobody got an accent here
Your joy of seeing the chocolate bars pop out of the mold is contagious! So adorable ^^
You seem to have an alternative appliance for every exotic recipe. 😂
Right😭😭😭😂😂
John and Jane Doe You must be smelling ya own ass
She has E V E R Y appliance
Link and Zelda Toon oop
@@nnn-v6w LMAO
The amount of work you put into your videos is incredible. All the behind the scenes stuff we don’t see, especially, but it really makes your content so interesting and compelling. Plus your personality is just lovely. 🥰
Nobody remembers the day Emmy crossed the line into insanity. When the courts asked how nobody saw it coming, everyone just said it was a slow transition
Believe me, when I was turning cocoa beans in my food dehydrator at 1 am, I was thinking the exact thing. 😂
Bugmas.....?
emmymadeinjapan 😂😂
😂😂😂
Skeets McGrew what happened?
9:30
"It mean we are almost at the end of this marvellous *BAAARGHH* process"
Ok, that was a burp then...I was wondering 😂
Omg your pfp poor hobi
@@bangpinkvelvet1765 lmao
Omg the burpp
Adorable lol
Your little boy made my heart melt.How interesting chocolatiering is.Love ALL you do so glad I found your channel.
I just love your videos your excitement is contagious, but the thing I love and appreciate the absolute most is you use no ugly language. Thank you Emmy please never change.
I LOVE how honest you are in reviewing your own hard work. Many DIY project videos love to rave on how perfect the results are ("you won't even know the difference compared to the original *insert junk food here*"). As always, love your voice and the way you speak. Should trademark it lol.
Oooh, imagine if she started reading audiobooks 😮
I like your honesty, really helps not to screw up when other do it at home.
She needs a tv show 😭❤️I learn so much from this channel
I really liked that conversation you had with your kiddo. Cute.
Hi Emmy. I moved from NYC to Brasil and the first time I saw a whole cacao bean in the supermarket I was blown away. I had never thought of how chocolate was made. Then I found a place here where the trees are growing with the beans on the tree. Again. Blown away. This was such a great video to watch. To see the whole process was great. I will never make it on my own but this was awesome for you to do. Thanks!
A nice side effect of such diy projects: One gets an appreciation, of all the experience, inventiveness and dedication, that went into the making, of everyday items, we take for granted! A nice project!
“Did somebody say chwocolate?”
THEY'RE SELLING CHWOCOLATES!!!!
HAHAHAHAHA SHE WETN “burp” THEN 🙂😶 SHE DIDNT EVEN exise me LMAOOO i love emmy 😔💗
Her son is so cute and so is she. She is a cool mama. Honestly agree with all the comments of her being like the pure mom of TH-cam. She is just an amazing person. Honestly Love this channel
I'm always impressed at how Emmy manages to follow steps and instructions so well
That chocolate bar was so gorgeous!! I loved the shine. I was so disappointed it wasn't as perfect as Emmy wanted.
As a child, I remember cooking with my dad and I loved it. Your sons are so lucky because I think the foodlove and the cooking love should be related for everyone. I love cooking on these days and all because my dad introduce me to it since I was may be 3 or 4
I've seen all my friends cooking "for survival", but if you like cooking the possibilities are endless
She’s the main person that knows how to use cocoa pods in the right way far better than anyone who pretends to think they know how chocolate is made based on what they heard about it or looked up its form. I admire how she’s trying to replicate what the Olmecs used to do for the earliest civilization with the process of chocolate and transitioning from learning a proper way to ferment cocoa seeds.
That is the prettiest chocolate bar I’ve ever seen omg
Hey, Emmy! You always make possible things home based. Loving it!
when she finally got the chocolate bar out of the mold it was the cutest expression ever oh my godddd
I made chocolate like this in El Salvador we let the beans sit in layers of sugar and cinnamon for a couple hours before grinding and just added water when grinding. We added it to coffee and it was so good🙌🏻🙌🏻
Her kids are SOOOOO CUTE!!!!!
I love how excited you get.
You are amazing. I knew this would be labor intensive. I didn't realize how labor intensive it would be. Major respect for all that you did to create this chocolate bar.
Dude The burp is EVERYthing 😂
Omg. The sous vide for tempering is such a good idea.
She did this for all of us!
Lets show her some love ! ❤️
Thank you emmy this was fun to watch
Hats off to your efforts!!
Love from India 🇮🇳
A great demonstration. I knew the process was involved, but I had no idea it was that involved. Although, even though there is so much to it, I have to admit that I'm slightly tempted to try it myself. Sweet! 🙌.
"This cocoa bean is hard :(" that melted my heart omg
I totally loved your video. I’m gonna try your methods soon.
I do love your voice, it’s so soothing
Lovely. It was just that joy, that smile of pleasure. Lovely videos.
Great to see someone who loves food: natural food and is enjoying working and discovering.
This is so amazing that you did it from start to finish!!!
The flesh surrounding the seed is absolutely delicious. I eat the flesh off the seed while eating some in the process. So good!
The things you learn watching Emmy ! She makes me want to be a better me and teach my sons as much as she teaches us ! She’s such an inspiration ! Love you Emmy 😘❤️
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11:37 wholesomeness to fall in love with
The only thing i learned in this is how much patience you have! Great job! Seeing you really happy about a chocolate bar made my day! ❤️
If you liked this video, you may also want to know that Chocolate can get a bad rap because of all the added sugar it may contain. However, dark chocolate or raw cocoa nibs have 0-maybe 6 g of added sugar, if you’re buying 80-95% cocoa. Always check the ingredient label to see how much added sugar is present, and consider buying dark chocolate or raw cocoa nibs!
Nothing makes me as happy than seeing how happy you are lol!
Your excitement makes me so happy!!!!!!!! We all love you Emmy🥺✋❤️ thanks for making my holidays happy!🎄♥️
Your channel genre isn't typically something I'd subscribe to and pay attention to, but for whatever reason I actually really enjoy your videos. You say a lot with fewer words, and it's very understandable material. From one content creator to another, kudos to you : )
12:50 youtube subtitles: “eat the tiny mouse”
Bone Apple Tea: Overseas Version.
That was the first time I’ve seen the captions correctly identify the word “itadakimasu” when you said it! This is such a cool video!
Your little boys voice is so precious 💞
We used an ice cream maker to conch the chocolate previously. Allowed for it to get a very nice consistency. Just have to ensure the temperature doesn't get too cool.
That chocolate bar is perfection
Hahahahaha I could tell how happy you were when the chocolate bar came out perfect! So cute LOL
Funny how it seems easy for you to find cacao beans fom peru. Im from peru and I can't find anywhere the raw cacao beans. Just crappy cheap chocolate
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Not from Perú but cacao is cultivated here and I had such a hard time finding some!
The cacao here in our province is everywhere. And I witness my mom and my grandma since I was little make our chocolate balls called tablea. And oh, powder for chocolate drink. I'm from Philippines btw.
Chef John would be so proud. She gave her moulds "The ooooolllld tappa-tappa."
Thanks for sharing this! Chocolate sometimes gets a bad rap because chocolate products can include a lot of added sugar. Sometimes, there’s even up to 50g of added sugar in one chocolate bar! For context, the World Health Organization recommends staying under 25 g (or 6 teaspoons) of added sugar per day!
Ahhh hearing you talk to your son made me so happy! You don't speak childishly towards him.. I wish other parents would talk normally to kids! It really helps them learn to speak more
love how honest your review is.
I learn better vocabulary here than at school
You can do everything !! I'm. So proud of you
The most cutest and adorable voice of ur son made my day😁😁😊😊😊😊😊
Congratulations Emmy-san! So fun and educational and inspiring! Also damn you! Lolololololol! I have nothing but some old Hershey's cocoa powder. Can't even make a cake. No ride to get any now either! Ahhhhh ugh! I'm absolutely drooling!😈😤 loved hearing those sweet little kid voices. So takes me back. Even my grandkids are WAY past that now. Growly teen voices now lol! I am still in my 50s so maybe I will get to be a Gigi soon tho. The oldest is already gone with his Brazilian gf. Wow! I bet she might enjoy this! They love sweets! I learned a bit about sous vide from Top Chef years ago. But your use and explanation really made it much clearer. Where did you get your machine? Is it very expensive? It would be ideal for me to cook some meals for us. I have trouble staying by the stove as it hurts to stand long. No one else likes to cook much here... Could you do tamales in that thing??!?? That would be so cool. BTW I think your chocolate was lovely. I like that slightly soft texture. And it was SO pretty! Well done lady! Thankyou!🍫🍫🍾🍸😘🐝
I love how happy she gets!
That's some smexy looking dark chocolate there 😍
I thoroughly enjoy watching your videos emmy, your corky and the biggest dork, I love it 😁
I cannot believe your boys are 4 and 6 already! I feel like you were just pregnant! They are precious.
omg the part with your kidddddd I'm gonna scream that was so cute.
I remember when we were a kids my grandparents used to harvest cocao then they let us eat them then put them under the sun, after a week its all dry then heat them on a frying fan without anything on it. Then we removed the shell then grind them on a grinder. After its dry they are going to make a choo drink for us its super yummy when its hot 😊
Dear Emmy, I Appreciate you for Amazing Simple Video not only for Adults but for kids as well, My both kids is in SA school and they learning how to get Chocolate from Coco Bean and they also have a writing project abt it' your Video just Great, thank you for all your interesting detailes- detailes it is very important, Also when i get too deep into it to help my kids, i got interested, and now i really want to make my own chocolate' cause what we have in our stores its totally different its not even reall chocolate' Big Appreciation to You Emmy' You Amazing!' I even make all your video all steps what u was saying in my note book, and its really as u sad its lots of steps but still possible to try and make it, the only one very gentle thing its Tempering!!! but i try' If i fing coco beans if NY i deffinatly try to do by my own!! Where you find the rest beans for yourself?' to roast it together with yours one?'
Ooo i love this 😍😍😍.. I would love to see the same with boba.. From real tapioca to extracting starch and finally boba.
You can bet I will NNNOOOTTTT be taking my next chocolate bar for granted lol. I get that the one I'll be eating will most-likely be machine-made, but I think the effort mankind has gone through to perfect the recipe is worth savouring and appreciating....
Ohhhh goodness lady, your adorable child is an awesome little addition. I have nibbs in my kitchen rn. You remind me of everything awesome that I loved about my childhood. You will have supreme Grandmother Skills someday. What a great Teacher :)
Here in the philippines, when i was younger, our grandma would let us chew on the white flesh and spit out the beans, which will then be processed manually. Its really good actually. Made up my childhood hahaha
I am so excited !!! Watching this video I had no idea how hard it would be or what I got myself into but here I am ready to make chocolate . I ordered the pod off pure curiosity but I am committed now LOL
Emmy you’re amazing!
I like your enthusiasm good job
Emmy your son sounds so precious. May God you and your whole family 🙏❤️
Hey Emmy . Your explanations are awesome
Thank you! Me and my 9yo niece Sophie were laffing on your epic burp eh
Thanks you are inspiring
Thank you!🧡
Omg that a beautiful looking chocolate. Awesome. Shout out from Jamaica.
Great video! I loved you and sons making chocolate 🍫
I've been wanting to grow my own cocoa some day since even with fair trade you can never really be totally sure where it comes from. I'll have to look back on this recipe when I finally do :)
Also I have the same mortal and pestle, but smaller. Did you get yours from Daiso?
I went to culinary school, in the baking department we did weeks of chocolate and NONE of the chef instructors or textbooks explained tempering as well as you just did. I frickin love you.
I swear I would have gotten better grades if she had a been a teacher at my old school! Lol
Let that be a lesson to ya! You learn tons more outside of school if you search for knowledge relentlessly. Finding it on your own is much more rewarding
I know right?! I went to culinary school as well, and would go home at night and watch Good Eats, and would get a better explanation for stuff than from. The instructors at school.
Schools are indoctrination stations, not learning facilities
Johnson and Wales anyone?💁🏽♀️
I'm just sitting here thinking like how the hell did humans figure out how to make chocolate.. It's such a complicated process.. How in the hell did the first chocolate bar get made??????
Those Myans were epic.
@@bodyofhope They actually didn't make chocolate bars. They grounded it up and mixed it with water and spices as a drink. Chocolate was for the longest part of its history consumed as a beverage.
The first chocolate bar was made in the middle of the 19th century.
Mary M Aztecs
Mary M mayans were long gone when the Spaniards arrived
Same. And also thinking about all the undiscovered beans in the world and what their potential is
The way Emmy reacted to getting the chocolate bars out of the tray give me pure joy 😂❤️
most favorite part ever!!!
Lets get this out onto a tray... Nice!
Emmy, you need your own Netflix show!
YES !!
That would be fun
Yes!!
Yes and sonny from the best ever food review show they both need their own show on netflix
You mean, Netflix needs Emmy. Or mutually they should work together.
Yup. I could totally see that. Maybe after her kids are a bit more grown, thought. Doing a tv series requires way more, in so many ways, including working with all the other people involved, etc.
I personally prefer TH-camrs stay here, and keep that vlog style, real life something that very polished tv series loose, unless they work at keeping it.
A bit more freedom, a bit more interactive.
But ultimately, each person choose as it fits into their life, what works for them.
I haven't seen someone so excited for chocolate since that guy from spongebob 😂
The 100 year old mom and her daughter. Lol
Chhhhhhhooooccccclaaaaateeeeee 🤣🤣
The old lady "I remember when they invented chocolate. Sweet, sweet chocolate.... I always hated it."
CHOCOLATE!! CHOCOLATE!! CCHHOOCCOOLLAATTEEE!!
@@rosenbaum75 I went to uni with a guy who sounded exactly like that lady. He and I used to recite that scene all the time.
Her sons are gonna be so intelligent! you can already tell lol
Rayven Hestermann ik I hope she has more kids, we need more people like her in the world
Rayven Hestermann that’s some weird as cucking right there
Thats not how it works
How did you knew that mr smart
Frazsagko Johgbdg u stupid or what ? Kids aren’t a small version of there parents
Damn this makes me appreciate the chocolate bar alot more for its texture and taste. Must take loads of work especially for someone who had to pioneer the chocolate bar
It takes a LOT of work and is a huge cause for exploitation for many people.
And unfortunately, slave labor is used in a lot of cacao bean farming, which is all done near the equator in extremely hot locations.
@@caterpillar1936 you okay, bud?
@@Cat-qn7pm Theo Chocolate is different though with their chocolate. All organic and fair trade! 👌
“This coco bean is hard” I can’t handle the cuteness 😭😭😭😭❤️
Golden Girl Jay My sole reason for coming to the comments was to see if someone else loves this exact part as much as I did 😂😂😂 I paused the video just to look
Dasha Shaw it was so cute I couldn’t deal😂😭😭
i diiiiiied
I love how you talk to your kid like a human person and not a child. Really does help them become wonderful people
the fuck is a child if not a human person then
i asked my mom why the sky was blue and then she started abt electrons when i was 5.
@barb rarick And now the Japanese have a big problem with hikikomori.
@barb rarick Babytalk is actually an extremely essential part of child language acquisition and without it children would not be able to learn how to speak nearly as fluently or easily. Please do some actual research.
LLCHDK have you heard the phrase “children should be seen, not heard” or listened too. Basically, people don’t treat children as if they have maturity, and don’t take what they say seriously. And people refrain from using basic decent vocabulary because they don’t want to go through the trouble of actually explaining what words mean
Makes chocolate out of cocoa beans... "Not as crisp as it could be...." Emmy...Stop, my biggest accomplishment is making pickles. Seriously. You're amazing, stop.
Burcu B 😂😂😂💛
I only made jam.
fiona fiona that’s really hard to do too!
Mine is toast. Jk. Probably my first really good cooked steak.
I actually appreciate hearing that things didn’t turn out exactly like a commercially produced chocolate bar. For those of us who care about the process it’s nice to know where things can be improved and what techniques worked well and what didn’t.
omg her excitement after the chocolate released from the mold is so PURE AND ADORABLE