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Modeling Chocolate Recipe By Lauren Kitchens Melt in a microwave-safe bowl: 1 pound of white chocolate. Heat for 30 seconds at a time, stir between heating. Do not over heat. The bowl should be almost cool to the touch. Over heating will quickly cause the chocolate to burn. Heat 1/2 cup of clear Karo corn syrup in a microwave-safe bowl for 30 seconds. Pour syrup into melted chocolate and stir with a rubber spatula until completely blended; about 20 generous folds of the spatula to blend. Make sure the spatula and bowl are scraped clean of white chocolate. If any white chocolate has not made contact with corn syrup then you will have lumps in your finished modeling chocolate. Watch for white chocolate streaks while you stir. Mix until the streaks are gone. Do not over-mix. If you over mix you will notice your chocolate becoming crumbly and falling apart as you mix. The over mixing is pulling out too much cocoa butter (fat) from the chocolate. The crumbly chocolate will settle at the bottom of the bowl and the clear liquid fat will rise to the top of the chocolate. You will not be able to blend the fat back into the chocolate once this happens. Line a quarter-sheet .

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