90% Dark Chocolate- How can I use it?

Corey King
@corey-king
02/12/11 17:56:52
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I recently acquired 90% and 100% chocolate. Is there a technique for adding sugar to them or does anyone have anysuggestionson using these in aconfectionerymanor?
updated by @corey-king: 09/13/15 00:11:06
Brad Churchill
@brad-churchill
02/12/11 22:16:48
527 posts

Unless you have a refiner, you can't add sugar to it without it being grainy. Sugar simply won't dissolve in chocolate.

There are many things you can do with this chocolate, two of them being:

1. You can use this chocolate for baking.

2. You can blend this chocolate with other chocolate to create different intensities. It would be helpful to you if you knew the actual fat % vs cocoa solids %. However, you could definitely take a very sweet milk chocolate and add this to it to intensify it and reduce the sweetness.

Hope this helps.

Brad.

Corey King
@corey-king
02/14/11 11:13:53
2 posts
Thank you very much. I am not sure of the fat % but trial and error will tell. I am just starting off in the chocolate world and am thankful for any help I can get!

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