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"Charles P Lamb" > wrote in message >...
> Is stirring needed for tempering or is it only to ensure an even > temperature? > > Charles P. Lamb Yes, if not you will get an uneven tempered chocolate that can manifest in your finished product. What ever the technique that you use such as the replacing back the scraped chocolate that has been supercooled in the marble slab or the shavings of tempered chocolate ; both of them needs agitation for even distribution. Melted chocolates that has cooled down may have an uneven mix of the different polymorphic crystals( gamma, alpha, two beta primes and two beta crystal forms).One of the main purpose of the chocolate tempering process is to seed this melted chocolate mass with a desired crystal form( precisely the form V beta crystals) for best tempering results. Roy |
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