Aunty Yochana shows you her goodies.
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aunty lucy, happy belated mummy's day! =) and wow, is the chocolate tempering machine ur new toy? It's so cool! And ur moulds! my goodness! =) i want to try making chocs too!
Wow, Aunty Yochana, this is great. I've been looking for home made chocolates recipe and here i saw your posting. I have a bag of chocolate conveture at home which i find it a little too bitter, is there anyway to use it but with a little sweeter taste? Would you mind sharing your recipe?
Btw, your collection of baking and confectionery needs is really wonderful. It's almost like a professional teaching school. ***drool****
Thanks for the well wishes. yeah..it's quite messy making the chocolates. Not much experience at the moment..so aunty's hands got messed up like a kid.
Hi yochana, wow, nice chocolates!!!! Btw what are these chocolate? converture? i tried made chocolate from converture chocolate but melted very fast after i took out from fridge? Which is the correct type of chocolate to use? oh ya, i tried ur cream cheese buns today and really nice... would like to check with u, when shaping and filling the dough, its abit sticky,how u normally do? oil or flour to make it easlier to handle? Sry for so much questions... Really thks alot Fynn
wow aunty,homemade chocolate, my ultimate indulgence. Aunty,are the little pink hearts edible?How did you make or place them on top of your confections? Apologies for so many questions. Just curious. Angela.
aunty yo, u look like you are running a chocolate outlets.... so many choco... my godness.... ur gal muz be so fortunate to enjoy so many yummy goodies from u.
Tempering chocolate is a process of using mechanical manipulation and temperature control to force chocolate into one particular crystalline form so that when molded it forms a stable solid with a smooth, shiny surface. Failure to properly temper chocolate can result in dull-looking pieces with poor texture.
Normally when they asked for High-ratio flour, I used the normal Plain flour. You can judge by what you are making. Plain flour are good for cookies and pastries.
You can buy superfine flour from NTUC - Prima brand. You can use Hong Kong flour or Top flour.
aunty lucy, happy belated mummy's day! =) and wow, is the chocolate tempering machine ur new toy? It's so cool! And ur moulds! my goodness! =) i want to try making chocs too!
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Wow, Aunty Yochana, this is great. I've been looking for home made chocolates recipe and here i saw your posting. I have a bag of chocolate conveture at home which i find it a little too bitter, is there anyway to use it but with a little sweeter taste? Would you mind sharing your recipe?
ReplyDeleteBtw, your collection of baking and confectionery needs is really wonderful. It's almost like a professional teaching school. ***drool****
Clara
hi aunt yo!
ReplyDeletethe collection of the chocolate moulds is awesome!
lots of patience needed to mould chocolates... *kudos*!
these chocolates look so yummy...!!! can just visualised 'tasting' it ... :)
laterz,
jacqueline
Hi anonymous.
ReplyDeleteI don't have any recipe. I just anyhow mix chocolate to my whims and fancies.
the most important part is that the chocolate need tempering...
rgds
Cui dear,
ReplyDeleteThanks for the well wishes. yeah..it's quite messy making the chocolates. Not much experience at the moment..so aunty's hands got messed up like a kid.
rgds
Hi yochana,
ReplyDeletewow, nice chocolates!!!! Btw what are these chocolate? converture? i tried made chocolate from converture chocolate but melted very fast after i took out from fridge? Which is the correct type of chocolate to use?
oh ya, i tried ur cream cheese buns today and really nice...
would like to check with u, when shaping and filling the dough, its abit sticky,how u normally do? oil or flour to make it easlier to handle?
Sry for so much questions...
Really thks alot
Fynn
Hi fynn,
ReplyDeletechocolate is not the problem. You must know how to do tempering for chocolate.
As for the buns, dust your table and hands with flour but do not keep adding flour into the dough. Just lightly sprinkle on top will do.
rgds
wow aunty,homemade chocolate, my ultimate indulgence.
ReplyDeleteAunty,are the little pink hearts edible?How did you make or place them on top of your confections?
Apologies for so many questions.
Just curious.
Angela.
aunty yo, u look like you are running a chocolate outlets....
ReplyDeleteso many choco... my godness....
ur gal muz be so fortunate to enjoy so many yummy goodies from u.
aunty, how do you made the pink-heart pattern choc? they looks soo good...
ReplyDeleteand has great boxes too!
just like they sold in shop!
rgds-YooLee
OMG.
ReplyDeleteI WANT!!! :)~
aunty yochana, what's tempering? melting is it?
alrite, Godiva is gonna go out of biz soon bcos of you, Aunty Lucy.
ReplyDeletedivine chocs ! yumz.
cheers
yan
Hi Aunty,
ReplyDeleteAi-yo-yo! I love your new toys. Aunty, do you want a goddaughter? I can be your helper too.
Wow you have so many stuffs. I think you can open a bakery exhibition in your house.
rgds,
Hi AUnty,
ReplyDeleteWat is superfine flour?
Thanks,
Ann
hi aunty,
ReplyDeletenice chocolates... =)
rgds,
Nina
Hi Ann,
ReplyDeleteSuperfine flour is very fine and good for making swiss rolls and pau.
rgds
Li-YIng, you'll get to wash so many things that you have no time to watch what I'm doing.
ReplyDeleteah Yan, cannot beat Godiva lah...I'm just a beginner only.
rgds.
Hi Elaine,
ReplyDeleteTempering chocolate is a process of using mechanical manipulation and temperature control to force chocolate into one particular crystalline form so that when molded it forms a stable solid with a smooth, shiny surface. Failure to properly temper chocolate can result in dull-looking pieces with poor texture.
rgds
Hi Yoo Lee,
ReplyDeleteI used the transfer sheet to do it.
You need a magnetic chocolate mould to do it.
rgds
Wow Lucy, now chocolate tempering machine !!! Yummy chocolates ... can i have some ? :)
ReplyDeleteHi AUnty,
ReplyDeleteSo for superfine flour, i buy top flour / cake flour or ??
THanks,
Ann
Hi Aunty,
ReplyDeleteBooks frm y3k - some receipes called for high ratio flour and some superfine flour. As such, i do not noe which flour to buy.
Hope tis is clearer n thanks for advising
Ann
Hi Ann,
ReplyDeleteNormally when they asked for High-ratio flour, I used the normal Plain flour. You can judge by what you are making. Plain flour are good for cookies and pastries.
You can buy superfine flour from NTUC - Prima brand. You can use Hong Kong flour or Top flour.
rgds
Yes Ann...it makes no difference.
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