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Taza Organic Stone Ground Chocolate Disc – Coffee (2.7 ounce) Reviews

Taza Organic Stone Ground Chocolate Disc – Coffee (2.7 ounce)

Taza Organic Stone Ground Chocolate Disc - Coffee (2.7 ounce)

  • Imported from Mexico
  • A full bodied bean to bar chocolate
  • Comes in a variety of chocolate luscious flavors that will give a definitive flavor to anything you are adding it to!
  • A high end chocolate sure to please the most picky chocolate connoisseur
  • A lovely item to add to any gift basket or to add to a wine and chocolate tasting

Taza is a true bean-to-bar chocolate maker located in Somerville, Massachusetts, and is the only maker of 100% stone ground chocolate in the United States. Taza sources organically grown cacao beans directly from small farmer cooperatives ensuring those farmers receive more than fair trade prices for their high quality cacao. Taza is uniquely positioned as one of the only independently owned, socially, and environmentally responsible chocolate makers in the country. Taza Chocolate’s unique texture comes from antique Mexican stone mills. Each millstone is hand-dressed to bring out the maximum flavor potential from the cacao beans.

Taza’s chocolate-making process is designed to capture the true flavor of the cacao bean by minimally processing the chocolate every step of the way. By putting care into the entire process, from the sourcing of ingredients from proud farmers, to molding finished chocolate bars, Taza is dedicated to quality, and to serving customers, local communities, and the environment.

Taza’s take on the infamous Ibarra disc, this is the simplest, most delicious chocolate you’ll ever taste. Made only with their Mexican stone mills (molinos), this chocolate contains only three ingredients: roasted cocoa beans, cane sugar, and a unique spice. Whip up a rich, authentic taza de chocolate mexicano, or eat it as is!

Many varieties are available, each sold separately, including: Cinnamon, Chile, Almond, and Vanilla.

USDA organic and Direct tradeTM Certified.
Varieties Sold Separately.

List Price: $ 2.95

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How to Make Chocolate Coffee Pudding

Chocolate Coffee Pudding is a treat for chocolate and coffee lovers alike. This recipe uses agar-agar powder instead of gelatin to make this lovely dessert healthier, because agar-agar is high in fiber. Everyone can make this simple dessert, even for those who do not like cooking. Just follow these steps to make your own fantastic chocolate and coffee dessert.

Ingredients:

For the pudding, prepare:

60g sugar
½ cup  of espresso or 1 cup coffee
1 packet of non-colored agar-agar (7g)
650ml milk
50g dark cooking chocolate, chopped.

Sauce:

3 egg yolks
600 ml milk
90g sugar
1 tbsp cornstarch
1 tsp vanilla essence/ vanilla pod.
1 tsp rum or other sweet desserts liquor (optional)

Method:

Make the pudding:

1. Prepare the mold. Coat the sides of the mold with warm water.

2. Mix all the pudding ingredients in a pan, except the cooking chocolate. Stir over medium heat until boiled. Turn down the heat.

3. Put in the chopped chocolate and stir until melted. Simmer on low heat for about 1 more minutes while stirring. Pour into a pudding mold and let it cool and set.

4. Decorate with whipped cream and cherries if you like.

Make the sauce:

Boil the milk over low heat. If you use a vanilla pod, split the pod and let the pod infuse in the milk covered, for 10 minutes.

Take a tbsp of hot milk and use it to dissolve the cornstarch.

Meanwhile, beat the egg yolks and sugar until thick and creamy. Pour the yolk mixture and the cornstarch to the milk. Continue to stir under very low heat until the mixture is thicken. Add vanilla essence and rum.

Stir until mixed. Remove from heat. Let it cool. Put a film plastic over the container to prevent the sauce from forming a crusty layer.

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