The document discusses the process of chocolate production and tempering chocolate for molding and coating applications. Key steps include harvesting cocoa beans, fermenting and drying them, roasting, grinding into a paste, and pressing to separate cocoa butter and powder. Chocolate is produced by blending these ingredients with sugar and optionally milk, then conching and adding cocoa butter back. Tempering involves precisely heating and cooling chocolate to form stable crystal structures for a shiny appearance and snap. There are multiple tempering methods including seeding with pre-tempered chocolate. Molded chocolates are coated in molds then released once set.
These slides have complete information about chocolate history and the process involved in the chocolate industry. Very helpful slides to understand chocolate processing.
Manufacturing of chocolate Whole Process and its DefectsHimanshu141296
Describe the whole process of making Chocolate and its defects. Firstly, fermented and dried cocoa beans will be refined to a roasted nib by winnowing and roasting. Then, they will be heated and will melt into chocolate liquor. Lastly, manufacturers blend chocolate liquor with sugar and milk to add flavour. The seeds of the cacao tree have an intense bitter taste and must be fermented to develop the flavor. After fermentation, the beans are dried, cleaned, and roasted. The shell is removed to produce cacao nibs, which are then ground to cocoa mass, unadulterated chocolate in rough form.
Chocolate most commonly comes in dark (bottom), milk (middle), and white (top) varieties, with cocoa solids contributing to the brown coloration.
Swiss milk chocolate.
A bar of dark baking chocolate, with a minimum cocoa content of 40%
Semi-sweet chocolate chips.
Tempered couverture chocolate.
White chocolate bar.
These slides have complete information about chocolate history and the process involved in the chocolate industry. Very helpful slides to understand chocolate processing.
Manufacturing of chocolate Whole Process and its DefectsHimanshu141296
Describe the whole process of making Chocolate and its defects. Firstly, fermented and dried cocoa beans will be refined to a roasted nib by winnowing and roasting. Then, they will be heated and will melt into chocolate liquor. Lastly, manufacturers blend chocolate liquor with sugar and milk to add flavour. The seeds of the cacao tree have an intense bitter taste and must be fermented to develop the flavor. After fermentation, the beans are dried, cleaned, and roasted. The shell is removed to produce cacao nibs, which are then ground to cocoa mass, unadulterated chocolate in rough form.
Chocolate most commonly comes in dark (bottom), milk (middle), and white (top) varieties, with cocoa solids contributing to the brown coloration.
Swiss milk chocolate.
A bar of dark baking chocolate, with a minimum cocoa content of 40%
Semi-sweet chocolate chips.
Tempered couverture chocolate.
White chocolate bar.
Introduction of Chocolates.. History of chocolate.. Healthy food.. Merits and Demerits of chocolate.. Types of chocolates.. Favorite forms of chocolates.. Production of chocolates..
all about chocolates.. healthy effects of chocolates
Chocolate from bean to bar By Muhammad Saeed ShahbhaiwalaMuhammad S
This is Chocolate PPT, Chocolate from bean to bar includes brief history, famous brands, main manufacturers and stages of chocolate making from bean to bar.
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Introduction of Chocolates.. History of chocolate.. Healthy food.. Merits and Demerits of chocolate.. Types of chocolates.. Favorite forms of chocolates.. Production of chocolates..
all about chocolates.. healthy effects of chocolates
Chocolate from bean to bar By Muhammad Saeed ShahbhaiwalaMuhammad S
This is Chocolate PPT, Chocolate from bean to bar includes brief history, famous brands, main manufacturers and stages of chocolate making from bean to bar.
Yours suggestions are most welcome.
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1. Melt your chocolate. Use the microwave to melt the chocolate melts or chocolate stirring in between until everything is smooth and pourable.
2. Fill the molds. Scoop some chocolate into the mold and use the back of a spoon or pastry brush to push the melted chocolate around the molds, making it thick enough along the sides and edges. Pop the molds into the freezer for 5-10 minutes to set.
3. Remove the chocolate from the molds. Gently push the half spheres out of the silicone mold.
4. Melt the edges. Microwave a microwave safe plate for a minute, you want the plate to be just hot enough to melt the chocolate. Pick up the empty half of the chocolate bomb and place it on the warm plate for a couple of seconds, just until it melts.
5. Fill. Add 1 tablespoon hot cocoa powder and mini marshmallows (and any other add-ins you want) to half of the spheres. Pick up another half and melt the edge on the warm plate then push the two sides together to seal.
6. Decorate. Drizzle on some extra chocolate, decorate with crushed cookies, candy, or sprinkles!
If you don’t have a mold, wrap two eggs in saran wrap and dip them in the melted chocolate. Place on a plate and let set. Dip them again (so the shell is slightly thick), then melt the edges, add the insides, and seal.
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2. Chocolate Production Harvest cocoa beans Ferment to develop flavor dry Roasting – beans are cracked, shells are removed NIB – broken particle of cocoa Grinding – form a paste; cocoa butter is released; choco liquor Hydraulic pressing – separate cocoa butter and cocoa powder Ferment to develop flavor
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8. Critical Temperature for Tempering Chocolate 29 – 30 °C 30 – 32 °C Rewarming 26 -28 ° C 27 - 29 °C Tempering (cooling) 45 – 50 °C 50 – 55 °C Melting Milk choco & white couverture Dark chocolate couverture Process
