Colored Cocoa Butter

Roger Rodriguez
@roger-rodriguez
05/17/09 19:34:53
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I was checking at the label for chef rubber cocoa butter and i don't understand when they said to temper the cocoa butter how do you temper something that small and also i want to buy an airbrush i was looking at kopycake but open for any recomendations.Thank youRoger Rodriguez
updated by @roger-rodriguez: 05/07/15 12:36:07
The Republic Of Chocolate
@the-republic-of-chocolate
05/19/09 14:00:20
5 posts
Hello Roger!!! well working with cocoa butter could be tricky too, personally i dont temper the colored cocoa butter ( when I say "temper" I mean I dont follow temperatures like when I temper Chocolate) what I do is to melt down the cocoa butter to the point you can put your finger and feel it is hot but you dont get burn, after I work the cocoa butter over a marble (same technique we use to temper Chocolate using the marble) until it is warm-cool. After following those steps it will be ready to use with very good results.. Good Luck!!!Carlos Coronado www.therepublicofchocolate.net

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