Manufacting
Tempering
Why Chocolate thickens
Pralines
Misc.
100

fermentation of cocoa beans purpose

What is to enhance the flavovr

100

Method using chocolate coins

What is the vaccination or seeding method

100

2 main enemies to chocolate

What is moisture and heat

100

Chocolate, fruit, nut, sugar, liquid based

What is types of fillings

100

Couverture is another word for

What is dark chocolate
200

The  purpose of drying the cocoa beans

What is to reduce moisture or prevent spoilage

200

The temperature to heat milk chocolate up 

What is 110F

200

This is what you store chocolate in

What is aluminum foil or plastic

200

Ingredients in Gananche

What is chocolate and cream
200

Temperature to drop dark chocolate in seeding method

What is 90F

300

The ingredients for dark chocolate

What is Chocolate liquor, sugar, cocoa butter, lecithin

300

Symptom of untempered chocolate

What is too warm, takes too long to set, runny, shows a lot of feet

300

The temperature chocolate should be stored

What is 55F to 65F

300
Ingredients for Gianduja

What is nuts, sugar, chocolate

300

Shelf Life for white chocolate

What is 1 year
400

The purpose of the refining process

What is to crush particles into a small size

400

Characteristics of tempered chocolate

What is no fat bloom, hard surface, good gloss, clean snap when broken

400

The shelf life for milk chocolate

What is 6 months

400

A ganache will separate or curdle

What is when it overheats, over mixed, liquid to low, fat content high, or cream or mix was not fresh

400
moisture pulls sugar out of chocolate causing

What is sugar bloom