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Common types include dark, milk, white, bittersweet, semisweet, and unsweetened chocolate, each suited for different recipes.

Tempering chocolate is a process of melting and cooling to stabilize it, giving it a glossy finish and snap. It's important for coating and candies.

Melt chocolate slowly over a double boiler or in short bursts in the microwave, stirring frequently.

Yes, chocolate can be frozen, but wrap it tightly and thaw slowly in the refrigerator to prevent condensation.

Chocolate, especially dark or unsweetened, adds richness and depth to chilis, sauces, and stews.

Sifting cocoa powder helps remove lumps and ensures even mixing in batters and doughs.

Toss chocolate chips in a little flour before mixing them into the batter to help them distribute evenly.

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Store chocolate in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and strong odors. Avoid refrigeration unless necessary.

Yes, but it will change the flavor and sweetness. Adjust sugar levels as needed.

This is called chocolate bloom and is caused by fat or sugar rising to the surface. It’s safe to eat, but texture and appearance may be affected.

Cocoa powder is made from defatted, ground cocoa solids, while chocolate contains cocoa solids, cocoa butter, and sugar.

Properly stored, dark chocolate lasts up to two years, while milk and white chocolate last about one year.

Unsweetened chocolate lets you control sweetness and is ideal for baking or sauces where extra sugar isn’t wanted.

Add a little bit of hot cream, milk, or butter and stir gently to smooth it out, or start over if it becomes grainy.

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