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<item><title>Chocolate Ganache Ratios: 1:1, 2:1, and 1:2 Explained</title><link>https://bittersweetindy.com/chocolate-ganache-ratio-guide/</link><guid>https://bittersweetindy.com/chocolate-ganache-ratio-guide/</guid><description>A chocolate ganache ratio is the weight of chocolate relative to the weight of cream, always measured on a scale, not in cups.</description></item>
<item><title>Chocolate Lava Cake Recipe: Molten Centers Every Time</title><link>https://bittersweetindy.com/chocolate-lava-cake-recipe/</link><guid>https://bittersweetindy.com/chocolate-lava-cake-recipe/</guid><description>A classic chocolate lava cake — also sold as molten chocolate cake — uses 170 g bittersweet chocolate melted with 113 g butter, folded into 2 whole eggs,.</description></item>
<item><title>Dutch Process vs Natural Cocoa: When Each One Matters</title><link>https://bittersweetindy.com/dutch-process-vs-natural-cocoa/</link><guid>https://bittersweetindy.com/dutch-process-vs-natural-cocoa/</guid><description>Natural cocoa is simply roasted, pressed cacao — acidic, with a bright, sharp chocolate flavor and lighter reddish color.</description></item>
<item><title>How to Temper Chocolate: 3 Reliable Methods, Exact Temps</title><link>https://bittersweetindy.com/how-to-temper-chocolate/</link><guid>https://bittersweetindy.com/how-to-temper-chocolate/</guid><description>To temper chocolate, melt it fully to erase all cocoa butter crystals, cool it so stable beta crystals form, then rewarm it to a precise working temperature.</description></item>
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