Melting chocolate chips

First, I’m going to go over my personal favorite melting method for homemade candy and chocolate: the candy melting pot! I specifically like using my Wilton’s Candy Melt Pot over all other melting methods for my candy projects for a few reasons. To start with, this melting pot always cooks and keeps the candy at

Learn how to melt chocolate for dipping and drizzling. This easy tutorial shows easy steps for melting in the microwave or on the stovetop!

Learn how to melt chocolate on the stove, including how to make sure it is melted thoroughly, and troubleshooting tips.

Do you love the rich, velvety taste of melted chocolate? Whether you’re a home baker, a chocolate enthusiast, or simply a dessert lover, knowing how to melt chocolate properly can elevate your culinary creations to a new level. #peacockbaking

The Original CakePuck! on Instagram: "Can you mix types of chocolate? In my experience yes!! Double yes! if I find a bunch of white chocolate chips on sale, I buy them! I love adding them to other melts. I’ve noticed it works best when you melt them together. Adding chocolate chips to already melted chocolate makes it harder to get all the little pieces melted. And remember, they are created to hold their shape so adding a little Crisco also helps the process. Bonus: They also help…

This simple microwave method yields smooth and creamy melted white chocolte.

Have you ever quickly put a bowl of chocolate in the microwave, set it for just a quick minute, only to return to find burnt pieces and unmelted clumps? Melting chocolate might seem easy, but getting the perfect, smooth texture can be tricky without the right technique.

In this article, I'll talk about the best melting chocolate for molds, how to melt chocolate for molds, and the top brands of chocolate for melting. :)

Chocolate chips are easy for melting because they’re small and uniform in size. But if you’re not careful, they could scorch. Here’s how to do it right on the stove or in the microwave.