Seperation

Drince88 · 12-17-2007, 06:44 PM

I wonder if cranking up the heat in the house a bit will help with the relative humidity and the separation.

I had issues with Divinity earlier - it was carmelizing before it got to the right stage (softball, I think). In my case, I just decreased the temp and let it take longer to get to temperature, and it seemed to work (And then I beat it too long and it was hard and got thrown out anyway).

So maybe adjusting the stove temp to speed/slow the progression to the right temp might help?

12-17-2007, 06:44 PM	#28
Drince88 Senior Member Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 481	I wonder if cranking up the heat in the house a bit will help with the relative humidity and the separation. I had issues with Divinity earlier - it was carmelizing before it got to the right stage (softball, I think). In my case, I just decreased the temp and let it take longer to get to temperature, and it seemed to work (And then I beat it too long and it was hard and got thrown out anyway). So maybe adjusting the stove temp to speed/slow the progression to the right temp might help?
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