Coloring white chocolate

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Jacquie Schofield
@jacquie-schofield
08/19/10 04:32:03
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Hi everyone.

I know that an oil based food coloring has to be used to color chocolate. However, is there a particular time during the melting/tempering cycle to add the dye?

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks!

Jacquie


updated by @jacquie-schofield: 05/04/15 11:47:46
Sebastian
@sebastian
08/19/10 09:43:46
754 posts
Oil based lakes will work best. Add it any time the chocolate is melted, mix thoroughly 8-) before tempering is easiest.
Omar Forastero
@omar-forastero
09/16/10 23:57:33
86 posts
you can also use powder based colouring.add before tempering.
Tina Thayer
@tina-thayer
09/17/10 14:13:27
1 posts
Where would I find powder or oil based colors? I am new to all of this and appreciate all help and feedback I can get.
Sebastian
@sebastian
09/17/10 14:53:04
754 posts
lots of places carry them. I like the folks at www.chefrubber.com personally.

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