Monday, October 19, 2009

CHOCOLATES-Substitutions

Substitutions
  • This post will help foodies who doesnot have access to chocolate varieties to try out receipes posted from across the world in blogs

  • Cocoa can be used as an easy substitute for most forms of baking chocolate and even baking chips called for in recipes. Use the following chart as a guideline for your needs:
    Product
    Cocoa
    Shortening
    Sugar
    Amount
    Unsweetened Baking Chocolate
    3 Tbsp.
    1 Tbsp.
    Equals 1 oz. Scale up accordingly.
    Pre-melted Unsweetened Baking Chocolate
    3 Tbsp.
    1 Tbsp.
    Equals 1 envelope
    Semi-Sweet Baking Chocolate
    6 Tbsp.
    1/4 cup
    7 Tbsp.
    Equals 6 oz. Semi-Sweet Baking Chocolate or 1 cup Semi-Sweet Chocolate Chips
    Sweet Baking Chocolate
    3 Tbsp.
    2-2/3 Tbsp.
    4-1/2 Tbsp.
    Equals 4 oz bar
    Storage
  • Cocoa keeps very well when stored at room temperature in the original container. It retains its freshness and quality without refrigeration.
    When storing Cocoa, avoid contact with moisture and/or high heat. Both can cause clumping and gray discoloration, although neither affect cocoa flavor or quality

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