Why Isn't My Chocolate Melting Right? Help Making Cake Balls
Baking By angelleyes Updated 18 Aug 2011 , 8:27pm by angelleyes
I did the double broiler method and my white chocolate still has lumps.. And it's been on the for a while.. I also added crysco and still has lumps in it. What am I doing wrong?????????????? HELP
Thank you
Bev
possibly water got into the chocolate, causing clumping? I googled and found http://www.dianasdesserts.com/index.cfm/fuseaction/bakingtips.ChocolateSweets/ChocolateSweets.cfm
maybe that helps
I thought that also so I did it again and it still done it....Same thing happend.... I don't know maybe bad chocolate ? But 3packages worth?
Water, too hot, or old chocloate. Try Paramount Crystals or buy new chocolate. Sorry this happened to you.
Water, too hot, or old chocloate. Try Paramount Crystals or buy new chocolate. Sorry this happened to you.
Ty I was up til 2am tying to figure this out. What are paramount crystals? If I do it on a double broiler should I do a low boil?
when i use white chocolate, i bring water to the boil, melt chocolate then turn it right down so that it just stays warm, i have found white chocolate does not like to be heated as milk chocolate does, also make sure no steam from the water gets into your chocolate, another possibility is if you are using food colours, if it is not the powdered sort it makes chocolate go lumpy just a thought, sorry i cant be any more help and sorry this has happened to you its a lot of chocolate to loose
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