Patt, You can also try adding a small amount of shortening. This is useful if your chocolate seizes up - it will help it smooth out again. Just be careful not to add too much.
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| AJ in MD | |
| 4 | Recipe(tried): thinning chocolate chips |
| Ann Sterling,Denver, colorado 5280ft | |
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