
Explore an introduction to advanced chocolate display by a world pastry champion, outlining key concepts in elegant chocolate presentation and display techniques.
Advance chocolate display lesson covers sketching the design to size, building a stone-textured base with a RoboCup technique, and creating a tall tornado by layering tempered chocolate.
Assemble the base and tornado to create a stable chocolate display, crystallize the pieces, then patch and spray mothership and moon ship chocolates with white, grey, and black cocoa butter.
Master chocolate bamboo display by tempering cocoa butter, creating a two-layer chocolate bimbo, crystallizing it, and coloring with white, yellow, green, and orange before polishing to a glossy finish.
Learn to build a 30–35 cm chocolate figure by layering tempered chocolate into shells, pouring, assembling three layers, and chilling for 24 hours or faster with a chiller.
Crystallize the chocolate for at least 10 minutes, then sculpt the Tasmanian devil by piping chocolate for lips, cheeks, nose, and eyes, and join halves for a glossy display.
Craft a scaled chocolate Tasmanian devil by tempering and casting multiple layers, crystallizing, polishing, and assembling a base, arms, and fur, with precise measuring to align features.
Episode 3d showcases 3d chocolate modeling of a Tazmanian Devil, detailing head shaping, finger construction, joining, polishing, crystallizing, and preparing the figure for final spray.
Create a Tasmanian devil chocolate display by layering brown tones, applying white details, and polishing eyes, lips, and surface to a shiny, smooth finish.
Learn to make chocolate plastic by combining glucose and dark chocolate at about 30 degrees, rest for 2–3 hours, knead and adjust texture with cocoa powder, then shape and store.
Assemble a chocolate spray display by preparing a tornado base with bamboo supports, fitting chocolate pieces, crystallizing, coating with cocoa butter, and finalizing the bamboo stand for display.
Learn to create realistic chocolate leaves by brushing cocoa butter colors on stencil sheets, tempering chocolate, shaping leaves, cooling, and polishing for a glossy display.
Create chocolate spheres and discs by spraying green, yellow, and orange cocoa butter onto tempered chocolate, building layered shells, and assembling pieces after chilling.
Craft chocolate flowers by casting thin shells, shaping petals in three sizes with PVC pipes, assembling at least 30 petals per size, and finishing with cocoa butter sprays.
assemble a layered chocolate display by bonding components with chocolate, stabilizing with bamboo supports, crystallizing elements, and topping with flowers, leaves, and decorative disks for a balanced, high display.
Making a chocolate display or may be any display is not an easy thing
Reason being simple that before making a display you have to come up with a design. A design which is based on a theme, have all the components who want to add in order to hi light the theme. Second is the balance which could be balance of design , balance of the structure to stand , balance of the colours and lastly balance of the comonents.
If you dont have this balance then for sure the display will not look good.
One always have to understand that display showcase a little smile of people face who admise the creativity of the chef. in case the display is not good or not balance, offcourse the eye appeal will not be there.
Chocolate display specially need the understanding on the chocolates. which mean how to temper the chocolate good way. second , you need to have a good mantaining temperature otherwise there is a possibility of breaking or melting.
Chef Tan Wei loon in this workshop teaches you a great world class chocolate display which have different small to big components. He will be teaching you how to make cardboard Moulds and then how to do the casting. You will be learning how to make chocolate paste and then how to use them to create different figurines.