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Angliholic Posted 17 years ago
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To the point where the chocolate is absolutely smooth
The goal is to break up the sugar crystals and cocoa solids to the point where the chocolate is absolutely smooth.
... to smash ... until ... creamy.
Hi,
Does the second in the above correctly explain the first? Thanks.
... to smash ... until ... creamy.
Hi,
Does the second in the above correctly explain the first? Thanks.
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The "to smash" and "until" is fine. until the texture of the chocolate is entirely uniform" instead of "creamy" or just stick with "smooth". )
- The "to smash" and "until" is fine.
- until the texture of the chocolate is entirely uniform" instead of "creamy" or just stick with "smooth".
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The "to smash" and "until" is fine. I would use "...until the texture of the chocolate is entirely uniform" instead of "creamy" or just stick with "smooth".
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I am not sure if the sentence is written well. Are you trying to say "add sugar to cocoa, and mix them until we get a smooth chocolate paste"?
If so, just write something like:
"The goal is to mix the sugar and cocoa solids until the mixture is a uniform and creamy chocolate"
In case I misinterpreted you, when I first read the sentence I thought I was reading an excerpt from
If so, just write something like:
"The goal is to mix the sugar and cocoa solids until the mixture is a uniform and creamy chocolate"
In case I misinterpreted you, when I first read the sentence I thought I was reading an excerpt from
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