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Hi maam, I know a little hindi, but if I understood it correctly you are asking me the brand of the gel food color I am using? if yes I am using local brands here in the Philippines like chef master or peotraco. For other good brands check out Americolor. I think in India Magic is a good brand, chef master too is available if I am not mistaken. Color I used is "coal black". Hope this helps :)
Hi Apoorva, I am from the Philippines. If you are from India amazon would be a great place to get this. Just search for Geometric heart silicone mould, you will get a lot of results. Hope this helps! All the best! :)
Hi is the food color gel? It's okay just place it back to room temperature. Remelt adding a little bit of vegtable oil to make it runny again. Don't add a lot just a little to keep it liquid. Too much oil will make the chocolate colapse and not set properly
@@JolsKitchen thank you for your quick response sis i was in the mid doing the pinata shell ..I follow ur tips and it came out super perfect..but y does the color is sticking into our fingers when we remove it from the fridge! And when packing it in a cake box, Is it common? I used food coloring black also .pls advice sis
Your welcome, I'm glad it helped. Usually it doesn't really transfer unless if the shell is melting in itself. Or might be a certain brand of food color brand? Not too sure of this.
Good recipe...but for me it melts the upper part and breaks after traveling for 40 min...it was a big disaster...any suggestion to prevent from melting??
Hi namana, may I know what chocolate compound you have used. These past few days have been really hot. If the chocolate was properly tempered. Also I find dark chocolate to be easier and sturdier to use than white.
@@namanadivisha8249 I'm not familiar with morde, do you have a microwave and thermometer? If yes try tempering the chocolate thru this procedure. Put 2/3 of the chocolate in a microwave safe bowl. Melt at 50% power in 1-minute intervals, stirring between each interval, until melted and smooth. The chocolate should only be between 100 - 110°F. Add remaining chocolate in small amounts while stirring
Hi, yes it sometimes does that. What you can do is work fast. Once its in room temp remelt with a little bit of vegetable oil. Not too much so it stays liquid. Hope this helps