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silvia.patti
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Which verb is correct referring to chocolate and to hazelnut? to mince, to chop, to crumble... Help me please! Silvia
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15 Dec 2012
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cunliffe
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Silvia, it really depends... If it �s a bar of hazelnut chocolate (my favourite) and it �s in squares, you break a piece off, or break it up. But you might mean something different..?
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15 Dec 2012
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Jayho
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For cooking:
grate (using a grater) or melt (stove or microwave) chocolate
chop hazelnuts (or any nuts), usually in a food processor
Cheers
Jayho |
15 Dec 2012
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silvia.patti
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This is the picture I �m referring to |
15 Dec 2012
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Ahlam
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Salam
I think "to mix in a food processor"
Just trying to help.
Best Prayers |
15 Dec 2012
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cindyfreksen
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I would use the word to break, if I was writing a recipe. Or just chop in a food processor.
Cindy
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15 Dec 2012
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yanogator
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I agree with Cindy, that you chop it in a food processor. In fact, the blade is called the "chopping blade". Bruce |
15 Dec 2012
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cunliffe
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That chocolate is being blended. |
15 Dec 2012
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silvia.patti
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Thanks to everyone. Have a nice Sunday Silvia |
15 Dec 2012
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