Tempering

After the process is complete, the chocolate mass is stored in tanks heated to about convert until final processing. citation Tempering The final process is called tempering.

Tempering relieves stresses in the metal that were caused by the hardening process; tempering makes the metal less hard while making it better able to sustain impacts without breaking.

Typically used to stuff fish as a marinade and top it as a bold relish, it is also great for tempering the smoky char of grilled chicken or steak.

Fixed an issue where certain Tempering Recipes could be lost after Seasonal Migration.

In contrast, non-single premiums shrunk by 85.43% in August, tempering YTD premium growth figures for the Group policy category that settled at 32.11%.

Where are people tempering their determination to win with a desire to understand the other side and not fuel anger, fear, and frustration?

But, tempering vaccine expectations further, Professor Pollard told the Commons committee the first wave of jabs were unlikely to be good enough for leaders to drop all social distancing rules.

Canada’s “principle of restraint,” also called the “caretaker convention,” has been tempering Canada’s outgoing governments for nearly 150 years.

Elevated asking prices and lean supply may be tempering the boom in housing despite record-low interest rates.

Keith had always been fascinated by her chocolate-tempering machine, which she used to make decorative curls for cakes.

Tempering his respect for technical specialists, in particular career airmen, comprised part of Ray Spruance’s entrepreneurship.

And tempering public expectations will be yet another key challenge; Hamdok and his team will need to communicate that picking Sudan up from its economic ruins will be a tough slog, requiring the public's patience.

He said he had previously spoken to politicians about tempering their rhetoric on minority groups to preserve community relationships.

If this narrative is to be displayed in our local media, it needs a tempering dose of truth.

In place of tempering, freshly-prepared ghee is poured on top before serving.

Recent data also showed that Washington’s long-running trade war with Beijing was “not having a terrible impact” on the American economy, he added, tempering hopes of a sizeable rate cut.

The whole point of electing women, some moderate advocates argued, was that they could be a tempering feminine counterbalance to easily inflamed men.

Alongside, rising global trade tensions due to the imposition of import tariffs by the United States could moderate global trade growth, tempering Indian exports, analysts said.

Apple HomePod Sales Mediocre, iPhone X Sales Weak, Analysts SayWall Street analysts are tempering expectations for Apple's near-term prospects, citing weakness in iPhone X sales and a mediocre start for the HomePod smart speaker.

He added good governance is an effective way of tempering business exploitation while reflecting good management.