How to Make Modeling Chocolate (with Recipes)

Поділитися
Вставка
  • Опубліковано 4 жов 2013
  • Not a fondant fan? Well then, you're in the right place! Here, I show two simple one-bowl recipes for making semisweet and white modeling chocolate (aka chocolate dough). Chocolate dough is a a very tasty, Tootsie Roll-like medium for cake and cookie embellishments such as flowers, ribbons, and bows.
    IF YOU LIKE THIS VIDEO, please give it a thumbs up and subscribe to my channel. It is only through your support that I can afford to make more videos. THANK YOU!
    RELATED LINKS:
    Semisweet Modeling Chocolate tutorial: www.juliausher.com/semisweet_...
    White Modeling Chocolate tutorial: www.juliausher.com/white_mode...
    How to Make Ribbon Decorations video: • How to Make Ribbon Dec...
    NOTES ABOUT CHOCOLATE:
    This recipe was formulated for use with real chocolate. I prefer to use high-grade chocolate brands, such as Valrhona, Callebaut, or Guittard, for optimal chocolate flavor. Candy melts or coating or compound chocolates (that have palm or other oil substitutes for the cocoa butter in real chocolate) can be used as well, but they will set much more quickly (typically in 2 to 3 hours) and firmly. I do not knead any oil out of the dough when working with candy melts (as I sometimes do in working with real white chocolate). Instead, I just mix the dough per this recipe, let it sit for 1 to 2 hours, and then work it through a pasta machine's finest setting to get it perfectly smooth before allowing it to fully set.
    NOTES ABOUT COLORING WHITE MODELING CHOCOLATE:
    I usually add oil-based (aka "candy") coloring to the melted chocolate; then stir in the corn syrup as directed in the recipe. Do not use water-based coloring, as it can overly seize the chocolate. You can also knead in coloring after the dough has set, but this approach takes more time - and is harder work!
    CREDITS:
    Video by: Kat Touschner, katcory.wordpress.com
    Music by: Kevin MacLeod, www.incompetech.com
    TO PURCHASE MY 4-HOUR VIDEO COOKIE DECORATING COURSE, MY BOOKS, OR APP:
    www.juliausher.com/store
    TO JOIN COOKIE CONNECTION, MY ONLINE COOKIE DECORATING COMMUNITY:
    cookieconnection.juliausher.co...
    TO HANG OUT WITH ME ON THE WEB:
    Facebook: / juliamusherfanpage
    Twitter: / juliamusher
    Pinterest: / juliamusher
  • Навчання та стиль

КОМЕНТАРІ • 392

  • @ayeshajhumka3717
    @ayeshajhumka3717 8 років тому +19

    Hello, may i use glucose please, corn syrup is not available in my country. what would be the amount then?

    • @ayeshajhumka3717
      @ayeshajhumka3717 8 років тому +1

      okay thank you..yes indeed it ended up too hard :/

    • @marynamelo
      @marynamelo 7 років тому

      Ayesha Jhumka I have tried It with glucose too, and It ended up really hard. Could you fix It? How? Please Help me. I think I have Just wasted A LOT of chocolate 😭

    • @brotegla
      @brotegla 6 років тому +3

      Lyle's Golden Syrup is an excellent substitute for corn syrup.

    • @mar25893
      @mar25893 6 років тому +5

      Ayesha Jhumka hello, I just saw in a Spanish tutorial that you can use glucose but first you have to put the glucose on the microwave for rounds of 10 seconds till it is more liquid

    • @prmami63
      @prmami63 5 років тому +3

      Ayesha Jhumka try this method, ua-cam.com/video/vCEa_ZFI93o/v-deo.html

  • @helenbottomley6673
    @helenbottomley6673 8 років тому +1

    Thank you very much Julia, you've been most helpful indeed. I will try it out and let you know my findings.

  • @sunshineandinkamedia252
    @sunshineandinkamedia252 8 років тому +1

    Excellent recipe and wonderful instructions. Thank you Julia.. Namaste. 💚💜

  • @mariqgeorgieva6963
    @mariqgeorgieva6963 10 років тому +2

    Thank you Julia!!!

  • @gohannitchi
    @gohannitchi 5 років тому +1

    i just love how you teach your tutorials very descriptive

  • @louiseshekell4902
    @louiseshekell4902 10 років тому +3

    thank you - you have answered many of my questions and inspired me to give it a try!

    • @louiseshekell4902
      @louiseshekell4902 10 років тому

      ***** Hi Julia - finally got round to trying the recipe and followed your tutorial to the letter. My final product ended up a bit on the stiff side. Should I add more corn syrup to combat this? I'm in the UK and we have liquid glucose instead of corm syrup. Would this make a difference> TIA :)

  • @suzetteaguayo819
    @suzetteaguayo819 10 років тому +2

    What an Awesome tutorial! I cannot wait to try this recipe ;) All your videos are AMAZING!! huge Thank you! =D

  • @empathyelephant
    @empathyelephant 10 років тому

    Honored, I'm amazed how simply but again fully dedicated are all of Your video lessons. We all like short lessons, as a young mom I sure do :) but You, I'm watching without breathing, every single time. You make me remember the important things! Beautiful... Thank You n God bless.

  • @kiokothecuddlyquailspud1389
    @kiokothecuddlyquailspud1389 4 роки тому +2

    Thank you sooo much for making this how to video! I just tried making modeling chocolate yesterday with white chocolate and I thought something was wrong when all the "butter substance" started coming out and I was Soo confused! Glad I did what I did! It came out perfect thank you!!!

    • @JuliaMUsher
      @JuliaMUsher  4 роки тому

      You are so welcome! So glad to hear it worked well!

  • @CambriaSantiago
    @CambriaSantiago 7 років тому +1

    I would love to see a video of how many different flower's you can design by using chocolate. May I add, you have an awesome talent! You've inspired me to create visually beautiful desserts.

  • @neela7030
    @neela7030 9 років тому +1

    Thanks for the nice demo!
    Just a quick tip. If you initialize the scale after keeping the bowl of melted chocolate on it, then you can pour corn syrup until the scale reads 3.5 ounces. That way you don't need to do any additions in your head. Hope this makes sense.
    Thanks Julia for your excellent work.

  • @InaZeaAnaZazi
    @InaZeaAnaZazi 7 років тому

    It's very interesting to see this white chocolate dough. Usually, recipes (or video tutorials as the case may be) tell you to fold the syrup into the white chocolate until you don't see anymore steaking, because working it more will make the cocoa butter ooze out. Now, because Corn Syrup isn't available where I live, I used golden syrup. With dark chocolate it worked really well, my dough came out very nicely, but the white chocolate? I tried this about 4 times and I gotta say that folding it until I don't have any more streaking is a great way to make the modelling chocolate ooze cocoa butter ... so this way, where you work the cocoa butter out of the dough on purpose is a great silver lining. Maybe I'll try this way tomorrow. Thank you for the tutorial!

  • @OrganicGardener75
    @OrganicGardener75 9 років тому

    Thank you Julia....You are the BEST!!!

  • @pilycebrian
    @pilycebrian 10 років тому

    Muchísimas gracias por la clase!!! Magnífica explicación de la técnica a realizar con ambos tipos de chocolate. La felicito es usted excelente!. Saludos desde Caracas- Venezuela.

  • @coffebug
    @coffebug 10 років тому

    Thanks for the vid cleared up an issue I thought I had with trying to make white choc dough , Thought I had messed up when all the oily stuff came out glad to know it's ment to. made roses out of it they looked great .

  • @danaattieh8290
    @danaattieh8290 4 роки тому

    You are a lifesaver! I had watched many videos on modelling chocolate and it seemed easy enough but i made sure to check your channel before i actually did it just as a reference. Anyway so as a trial i bought a cheap white chocolate (we dont have candy melts in my country) and because it was cheap i assumed it was a compound white chocolate.. and after mixing a lot of oil coated the beautiful white dough.. had i not watched your video, i would have freaked out and thought it went wrong.. but.. i said well, it seems to be cheap but real white chocolate not compound, so i did what u did, removed the spatula, took it between my hands and kneaded it gently and with a bit of paper towels kept drying my hands (it sticks like crazy to the chocolate so i didnt dare) until i felt the "oil" became a bit less i wrapped it up. So honestly thank you no other video mentions this.. they do ask for compound chocolate in their recipes, but for beginners like me we might make the mistake to assume that we have compound chocolate

    • @JuliaMUsher
      @JuliaMUsher  4 роки тому

      You can sometimes keep the white chocolate from breaking like this by hardly stirring it at all, and making sure the white chocolate is barely melted (not too hot). But, still, there is usually a little excess cocoa butter (when dealing with real chocolate) that I like to sop up.

  • @marthatorres7820
    @marthatorres7820 10 років тому

    Muy lindas tus flores de chocolate.felicidades . gracias por compartir tu trabajo...

  • @nayasgift
    @nayasgift 8 років тому

    thanks Julia for the storing tips

  • @iamLynnerz
    @iamLynnerz 10 років тому

    Julia! You don't know how much your video helped me esp with your detailed instructions about -heat of choc and the kneading of white choc! After probably 5 fails (from other tutorials) i have finally managed to make this succesfully with your tutorial.
    I live in borneo and it's always so hard to find lots things esp Modelling choc. Now I can finally use it to create beautiful cake decorations.

  • @TDupuis
    @TDupuis 6 років тому

    I read that you use Valrhona, Callebaut & Guittard in the description & am excited to see the endorsement of GOOD chocoates! You can actually brown & caramelize the valrhona white chocolate. It was surprisingly delicious with a mango dessert I once had, never thought it was possible. I only use valrhona cocoa & if making a rich filling that uses melted chocolate, I will use valrhona Nibs. Otherwise Guitarrd is my other favorite for the same things plus using in cookies or pastries. Commercially guittard has boxes of bars that are super yummy. Same thing used in panera's chocolate pastry. :)

  • @bfamily4004
    @bfamily4004 7 років тому +4

    hi all, pls don't waste her time asking some stupid questions which is clearly explained already in video.
    thanks julia!
    u r the great!!

  • @tuandoole9651
    @tuandoole9651 Рік тому

    Thanks Juliamusher
    For sharing your great chocolate molding recipe 😋 it's amazing

  • @MrImranhaq
    @MrImranhaq 9 років тому

    Hello, I really like your tutorials. I had a question...can I use golden syrup for this recipe?

  • @hayaalkhatib1433
    @hayaalkhatib1433 6 років тому

    Thank you for this great video 👍

  • @almajessi1
    @almajessi1 9 років тому +2

    Can I use the precolored Wilton candy melts for this?

  • @TenshiDuCeleste
    @TenshiDuCeleste 10 років тому

    I love your video's, I get to learn a lot of different techniques by watching how you do it. It works a lot better than studying from a book. I once tried to make moddeling chocolate, but it turned into a disaster. They don't sell corn syrup where I live so I tried to find a substitute. I read your reply to another comment, about using honey or granulated suager. If you ever try making it using those ingredients, would you please make a video with them?

  • @barbaraholzmann946
    @barbaraholzmann946 5 років тому

    Love your videos Julia - thank you so much. Does the molded chocolate stay pliable or does it harden?

  • @realpinkmonkey
    @realpinkmonkey 7 років тому

    i have commented on ur videos before and appreciate that u have even answered a question of mine in the past. i just love ur channel and thank u thank u thank u for all that u share! i learn sooo much. i feel like im in an online class when i watch ur videos!!! if u ever decide to make an online teaching series please let me know. ur work is incredible

    • @realpinkmonkey
      @realpinkmonkey 7 років тому

      hi. wow. before posting that last comment i didnt know much about you. but after, i looked you up, you are my decorating role model. i feel stupid suggesting to you that you should teach when you are already a well known famous decorator! you are amazing. i wish i could take a class of yours. thank you so much. please keep it up!!

  • @daphnadorot1686
    @daphnadorot1686 8 років тому +1

    hi julia, is this recipe good for rolling the dough or just molding? how can i get it to stay soft enough when covering a cake?

  • @nayasgift
    @nayasgift 8 років тому

    thank you Julia for all your wonderful videos, how should I store leftover modeling choc. and how long can t be stored? thanks for sharing

  • @tinatillman2814
    @tinatillman2814 6 років тому

    I just made a bunch of roses with modeling chocolate I made with candy melts, after watching your tutorial. They turned out beautiful but I really don't like the taste of candy melts, also not a fan of corn syrup. I''m going to try using a good quality white chocolate, and add gel coloring and glucose instead to see if it tastes better. Thank you for your great tutorials!

  • @JamesLongTheDude
    @JamesLongTheDude 10 років тому +1

    Julia,
    I have made both recipes. The White and Semi Sweet dough. The White Chocolate Dough came together well however it did not ooze the cocoa oil that yours did. Im concerned I did not stir it enough or my chocolate was to cold?? It has since set up nicely or at least I think it has. *L*

  • @Ana-bk4it
    @Ana-bk4it 10 років тому

    I'm doing your recipe to make chocolate swirls on a cake , will it dry hard ? I'm afraid it will get soft or melt... any advice!?

  • @Thechelseafan17
    @Thechelseafan17 9 років тому

    Hi there this video helped me alot! Thanks for that but my question is, how much roses can you make out of this 7oz chocolate dough?

  • @gwenithroscoe27
    @gwenithroscoe27 7 років тому

    Finally someone not using a microwave! Thank you!

  • @2doubleyoos711
    @2doubleyoos711 8 років тому

    Ms. Usher, Thank you for the excellent videos. Is there a recipe in cup measure? I did hear 1/3 cup of corn syrup at one point during the dark chocolate demonstration. What is the cup measure
    - not ounces- of chocolate for that amount of corn syrup? I have made six batches (a costly production) and my chocolate has been grainy and crumbly. I am at my wits end. Help!

  • @elizabethvallely4044
    @elizabethvallely4044 6 років тому

    WOW this brilliant idea never seen this before, well I am just learning cake decorating! Enjoying the videos still thank you very much for Sharing!!! Liz...

  • @daphnadorot1686
    @daphnadorot1686 8 років тому

    thanks Julia 😀

  • @missdiamonder4922
    @missdiamonder4922 8 років тому

    When would you be able to color this if you wanted it to be? After it sets for a day or before it gets packaged?

  • @nimasonti
    @nimasonti 10 років тому +1

    Such a great video, I can't wait to try. However, I have a question on corn syrup, I found light and dark syrup, which one is right for this recipe, or it doesn't make a difference? Thanks, Nima.

    • @nimasonti
      @nimasonti 10 років тому

      ok, thank you again..:)

  • @sarahandemmalemoignan9449
    @sarahandemmalemoignan9449 10 років тому

    Fantastic :o) I don't like fondant, so will be making thus for the next cake. Xx

  • @JOHN-Culinaryarts
    @JOHN-Culinaryarts 9 місяців тому

    After 10 years I saw your video really helps me, thanks my Mom ❤

  • @fashionartnetwork3418
    @fashionartnetwork3418 8 років тому

    digging your the style!

  • @desireejensen6311
    @desireejensen6311 10 років тому +1

    Where can I find your sugar cookies? I always have a hard time trying to get my sugar cookies staying their shape. Thank you Desiree Jensen

  • @rachelrochesterwerezyvesvo4656
    @rachelrochesterwerezyvesvo4656 8 років тому

    Hi Julia, thank you for this recipe. I want to make white chocolate version, does this recipe double or even triple well? Or do I need to.make other adjustments? And, can I cover a cake with this also. Thank you so much!

  • @lashadybug6
    @lashadybug6 7 років тому

    thank you

  • @DrGarri
    @DrGarri 10 років тому +2

    You are wonderful, very clear and direct to the point! I have just one question: I live in Germany and I haven't been able to find corn syrup, would glucose syrup work the same? Thank you again!

    • @DrGarri
      @DrGarri 10 років тому

      Thank you so much for your quick answer, I guess it wold work, the difference is just in one molecule :-) I will let you know how it turns out. Thank you so much for your hard work and for your desire to help other, you are a nice example of a kind and caring human being!

    • @KatzeARL
      @KatzeARL 9 років тому +1

      Alejandro, if it doesn't work, you can order Karo from Amazon.de

    • @KatzeARL
      @KatzeARL 9 років тому +1

      While I doubt that you pay 8USD for a bottle in the USA, you can actually get that from German stores online. And if we're lucky, we live in a city with enough americans that there is enough demand for it. I bought one bottle today from an american lifestyle store in Berlin. :) I heard of a way to replace Karo with 3 parts glucose and 2 parts sugar glaze (cooked 1:1), but I never tried it.

  • @DianaGarcia-vb8bc
    @DianaGarcia-vb8bc 10 років тому

    hi!! if I don't have corn syrup, how can I replace it for? Thank you!!

  • @zachlistner5515
    @zachlistner5515 9 років тому

    What brand of chocolates do you recomend?
    Is it possible to use morsals?

  • @t.s8113
    @t.s8113 5 років тому

    Can chocolate dough and fondant be mixed together? I have used chocolate dough with gum paste and it works beautifully. Thanks for the videos. I find them very helpful when I am trying something new.

  • @veggietuneslover
    @veggietuneslover 6 років тому

    I'm planning to use this to make chocolate flowers. Would I be able to use powdered coloring to "paint" subtle color on the white chocolate petals?

  • @marypaoletti69
    @marypaoletti69 8 років тому

    Awesome thanks so much! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ keep your plastic wrap in the freezer it makes a world of a difference!

  • @TheMusicmama1976
    @TheMusicmama1976 6 років тому

    Hi!!!! Great video. Is there a way of coloring the chocolate? I'm making an Elmo cake and want to make the eyes, nose and mouth from modeling chocolate instead of fondant. Thanks!!!!!

  • @65blan
    @65blan 10 років тому

    Hi Julia I discovered yours tutos since a few time now, thank you it's very well done. Just a question does the sirup works with milk chocolat ? thanks

    • @65blan
      @65blan 10 років тому

      *****
      Thanks a lot. I am french and I am very pleased to see great us women does a high level pastry:):) and it's the opportunity for me to have contacts in english :) Have a good day

  • @devonbeson
    @devonbeson 10 років тому

    Julia thanks for sharing
    I've made both the white wich turned out amazing. My roses are spectacular! But! The semi sweet is very sticky even after setting over night. I actually get better results with the white dough.
    Any suggestions, should I decrease the syrup?

    • @devonbeson
      @devonbeson 10 років тому

      Let's see I used 7 oz semi sweet Ghirardelli to a 1/3 cup corn syrup. The chocolate was warm when I added the room temp corn syrup. They came together well.
      Odd I expected more issues with the white chocolate but as I said its beautiful.

  • @faithlopez6567
    @faithlopez6567 10 років тому

    Do you know where I can buy that chocolate in the us in LA? That would be very helpful

  • @giulianaeuripide7343
    @giulianaeuripide7343 10 років тому

    This is very helpful

  • @CambriaSantiago
    @CambriaSantiago 7 років тому

    and.... what is the best brand of food coloring to use (with chocolate) to create different colored flowers?

  • @angelamackay616
    @angelamackay616 6 років тому

    Can you firm your chocolate in the fridge for quicker results?

  • @cherryhopsify
    @cherryhopsify 9 років тому

    Really enjoy your video and clear instructions! I wonder can i use syrup that is golden yellow in color ( those used for pancakes), and how long can i store the modeling chocolate? Can i make a large dough and store in fridge until i use it for different decorations? Thanks!

    • @cherryhopsify
      @cherryhopsify 9 років тому

      Thanks! I'll go through the ingredients of the syrup first! And i wonder if fake chocolate work as well?

  • @ekki92
    @ekki92 9 років тому

    hi:) I used a dark chocolate (70% cocoa), but when I added the syrup it went almost grainy like the white chocolate does in your video. I tried to kneed it together like you did and heaps of what I assume is cocoa butter came out. Have I done something wrong? and do you think it will still work to make roses?

  • @CrazieFrogz
    @CrazieFrogz 9 років тому

    how long in advance can you make this and how do u store it?

  • @HeatherBrianna83
    @HeatherBrianna83 10 років тому

    Great video! I'll have to try this as I HATE the taste of fondant. Is it possible to do this with colored chocolate melts so that you can have colored dough?

  • @greetaaprilia6143
    @greetaaprilia6143 9 років тому

    Hi, may i ask you what happen if you keep it in the chiller? Can you thaw it back?

  • @sakinafatima1939
    @sakinafatima1939 7 років тому

    How long do the ribbons last outdoors without melting or getting soft on a warm day? Outside from 2-10 will it last . Thinking to use it as a festival treat

  • @t.s8113
    @t.s8113 4 роки тому

    Can I cover a cake with modeling chocolate? Thank you for your video.

  • @darius1976
    @darius1976 10 років тому

    Can you use the colored chocolate disk (red, pink, blue, etc) that you get at Michaels or other bakery stores? :-)

  • @gigid9606
    @gigid9606 8 років тому

    I just made my first marshmallow fondant, and already know its going to be a problem. I LOVE this video and thanks for showing how to do this. Question: when would be a good time to add color to the white chocolate, when you are kneeding it or do you work with colored disks instead?

    • @hannathbibi7936
      @hannathbibi7936 8 років тому

      +Julia M Usher bn

    • @fathima737
      @fathima737 2 роки тому +1

      You can color it after. Any regular coloring you got would work splendid :)

  • @divyaayyasamy2749
    @divyaayyasamy2749 8 років тому

    what if i want to do a milk chocolate like this ? which proportion should i stick on to ? the dark chocolate or the white chocolate ?

  • @gauravsinghbhati259
    @gauravsinghbhati259 5 років тому

    Thank you Mam

  • @greetaaprilia6143
    @greetaaprilia6143 9 років тому

    Hi ,another question. If let say you bring it to outside then get contact with sun will it melt??

  • @monicaharper1395
    @monicaharper1395 10 років тому

    Can you add Americolor 'bright white' colouring to make the white modelling chocolate whiter?

  • @akhilramanan8444
    @akhilramanan8444 7 років тому

    can you suggest the brand of chocolate that should be used? does the Hersheys chocolate chips work?

  • @joeyceguy3504
    @joeyceguy3504 7 років тому

    Hey can I use gelatine because I can't find corn sirup here

  • @ruchikajain3419
    @ruchikajain3419 8 років тому

    mam I didn't tried flowers but I made a bow out of it for kitty cake it's comes good I slightly put red color into honey and used white chocolate

  • @whomehow1
    @whomehow1 8 років тому

    how much corn syrup for candy melts. thank you

  • @federicaiberite6614
    @federicaiberite6614 9 років тому

    Hi! Really love your videos, but I have a question: can I use glucose syrup instead of the corn one? Thanks!

  • @candledamachine
    @candledamachine 6 років тому

    Is it possible to use chocolate melting wafers? Thank you for your tutorials! I have learned so much from you. :)

    • @candledamachine
      @candledamachine 6 років тому

      Julia M Usher Yes, I did. Thank you for responding! I'll check those off the list. :)

  • @sahadevThapa
    @sahadevThapa 6 років тому

    If I didn't get Corn syrup so I can use liquid glucose?

  • @Shaikhzahera2014
    @Shaikhzahera2014 6 років тому

    Do i need to keep in refrigerator later on. What is the shelf life

  • @cbati12
    @cbati12 5 років тому

    Great video Julia, have planned to make flowers for my daughters birthday using modeling chocolate however was thinking about making them days ahead of time, how long does flowers last, also how long does the modeling chocolate paste unused lasts and how to store both flowers and unused paste?

    • @cbati12
      @cbati12 5 років тому

      @@JuliaMUsher thank you for replying 😊

  • @jukuki4479
    @jukuki4479 7 років тому

    Can you please send a glucose or corn syrup recipe? I cant find them

  • @KathrynRoberts60
    @KathrynRoberts60 6 років тому

    I have always been lead to believe you should warm the Corn Syrup before adding it to the melted chocolate, does it really make any difference either way? Also, can you add Colored Cocoa Butter to the melted mixture?

  • @MrSasyB
    @MrSasyB 7 років тому

    Can I add tylose like in fondant? Or it won't work?

  • @helenbottomley6673
    @helenbottomley6673 8 років тому +1

    Hi Julia
    In the UK we cannot buy corn syrup only glucose. As I understand the major difference between the two is the water content, glucose being much thicker. Do you have any idea how much water I should add to the glucose. I would be extremely grateful for any advice as I cannot seem to get a definite answer from any professional. Thanks in advance. Helen

    • @helenbottomley6673
      @helenbottomley6673 8 років тому

      I will do. Thank you for replying so promptly. I love your creativity and your demonstrations and explanation is fool proof.

  • @selinanelson4991
    @selinanelson4991 9 років тому

    Hi Julia, would the same amounts still apply when using white chocolate?

  • @noramendez1166
    @noramendez1166 10 років тому

    .
    There seems to be a problem, but I can not use the little hand with finger up.
    Thanks for the recipe

  • @sabrinanisha9098
    @sabrinanisha9098 5 років тому +1

    After covering with modeling chocolate is it OK to put the cake in freeze?

  • @hendmohammed7838
    @hendmohammed7838 9 років тому +1

    Thank u very much for ur wonderful recipes
    U r really unique
    Kindly, would u pls give me the quantities with grams or cups specially the chocolate

    • @hendmohammed7838
      @hendmohammed7838 9 років тому

      It's ok, Thank u
      Hope all the best for u 👍

  • @kimhenderson6363
    @kimhenderson6363 8 років тому

    Will the Dark Chocolate bloom if it is not the correct temperature?

  • @albaroaldas1256
    @albaroaldas1256 8 років тому +2

    podria ser posible las cantidades en numeros por favor no hablo ingles

    • @MyShand
      @MyShand 6 років тому

      Julia M Usher, maybe try google translate. I doubt they'll understand that instruction either

  • @kucipix
    @kucipix 10 років тому

    any advice on making this in humid/ hot environment? cause im living in singapore. :/

  • @thechronicpotato
    @thechronicpotato 8 років тому

    Are you able to make a milk chocolate dough, instead of semi-sweet? Or is using the semi-sweet chocolate better?

  • @preetijoshi5796
    @preetijoshi5796 7 років тому

    thank u so much

  • @armywifeprepper
    @armywifeprepper 10 років тому

    how about milk chocolate or chocolate coviture (?sp) or dark chocolate?

  • @samie5286
    @samie5286 10 років тому

    HI CHEF , can i ask all the chocolate that chef use is chocolate couverture right?even untempered chocolate also use couverture ?can i replaced it with chocolate compund?thank

  • @henriquecerqueira7429
    @henriquecerqueira7429 9 років тому

    Adorei o seu video parabéns

  • @kirtibaid7180
    @kirtibaid7180 6 років тому

    Can I use glucose syrup instead of corn syrup? If I can then how much according to this recipe ?

  • @user-ik2wb2io5e
    @user-ik2wb2io5e 10 років тому

    Do I need to refer irate it for storage?

  • @pendaflex6527
    @pendaflex6527 7 років тому

    Hi Julia, any suggestion what brand of Chocolate is best for making Chocolate modelling? Thanks in advance!

    • @pendaflex6527
      @pendaflex6527 7 років тому

      Noted! Thanks so much for your quick response!