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Learn how to melt chocolate chips in the microwave and say goodbye to all the hassle of using a double boiler. All it takes is 3 minutes!

Melting chocolate can seem daunting, but with these tips and easy instructions you'll quickly become a master. We're sharing how to melt chocolate chips in the microwave, or in a double boiler on the stove. Plus, learn which method is best for your treats, whether you're making candy bark, dipping cake pops and truffles, or just need a delicious chocolate drizzle.

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The professional way to melt chocolate and keep it from scorching or becoming lumpy. Using a double boiler helps make the perfect chocolate for dipping!

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How to save seized chocolate? Seizing occurs when moisture is added to chocolate. Chocolate is a mixture of fat (cocoa butter) and dry particles (cocoa & sugar)

How to make chocolate coating that hardens? Do you like chocolate-coated recipes? Or dipping chocolate that hardens? Then you are in the right place. These dipping chocolate recipes are easy to make, and you only need a few ingredients. That is why your family and friends will surely enjoy these chocolate dipping recipes. So, try these recipes now!

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.

Learn how to make chocolate bark in the oven. This clever hack will save time and eliminate the need for melting chocolate on the stovetop or microwave.

Use a simple technique to color white chocolate or Candy Melts then use those colors to paint candy molds and make homemade chocolate lollipops. Tutorial.