Why does milk sometimes curdle when added to coffee or tea?
Hot, acidic coffee or tea can cause proteins in milk to coagulate. Using fresh milk and adding it slowly can reduce the risk.
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Use finely chopped chocolate, ensure the cream is hot but not boiling, and stir gently until smooth.
In the refrigerator, in a breathable bag or container. Wash just before eating.
Blending or straining can produce a smoother texture. Emulsifiers or stabilizers can also help.
Add dairy, like yogurt or cream, or additional ingredients, like vegetables or grains, to dilute the heat.
Ensure freshness, store on ice or in the refrigerator, and consider the impact of cooking method and seasoning on overall flavor.
Use ’00’ flour or semolina, and ensure it’s rolled thin and cooked briefly in boiling water.