Cooking Stage
Cocoa Process
Different Candies
Chocolates
Random
100

Ms. Schatz cooked her candy she demo-ed to this stage.

300-310 F

100

The name for the paste that is created by cocoa beans.

Chocolate liquor

100

3 Musketeers are an example of this type of candy 

(soft) nougat 

100

This type of chocolate contains no cocoa powder or liquor

White chocolate

100
The 2 types of spoons you should use while making candies

Silicone or wooden

200

If I wanted caramel syrup, I would cook it to this temperature.

230-233 F

200

This makes chocolate, chocolate

Chocolate liquor

200

This old fashion candy is soft, sweet, and puffy

Divinity 

200

What percentage of unsweetened chocolate is cocoa butter?

5%

200

What temperature should chocolate be served at?

Room temp.

300

What happens to soft crack candy when it is removed from water?

It is pliable

300

The trees where cocoa beans come from.

Cacao trees

300

Gummy bears are cooked to this stage?

hard-ball
300

This is the most common chocolate to use in recipes 

Semi-sweet

300

Interfering agents are fat, corn syrup, and _________

cream of tartar

400

A color change happens in this stage.

Caramel stage

400

What do you call the liquid that forms?

cocoa butter

400

Why is fondant a candy?

It is cooked to soft ball stage

400

What would you call chocolate sauce?

ganache 

400

The melting point of chocolate.

100-110 F

500

Fudge is cooked to this stage.

soft-ball

500

All cocoa products are a basis of __________

nibs 

500
"Grandma candies" tend to fall into this category

hard candies, hard-crack stage

500

This chocolate works well with fruity, and nutty flavors

White chocolate

500

Why would you add butter to the sides of the pot when making candy?

To help avoid crystallization