Matcha White Chocolate Swirl Bars are where confectionery meets abstract art. In this visually driven masterclass, Chef Melissa Coppel teaches you how to create a product that is as beautiful as it is delicious. Mastering these Matcha White Chocolate Swirl Bars requires more than just mixing colors; it demands a precise control of tempering curves to ensure both the matcha and the plain white chocolate crystallize at the exact same rate, preventing streaks or bloom.
Designed for boutique chocolatiers and aesthetic-focused bakers, this course explores the delicate balance of flavor. You will learn the systems to produce Matcha White Chocolate Swirl Bars that perfectly offset the intense sweetness of the white chocolate with the earthy, umami notes of premium ceremonial grade matcha.
The technical challenge in creating Matcha White Chocolate Swirl Bars lies in the handling of the ingredients. White chocolate scorches easily, and matcha oxidizes quickly when exposed to heat and light. We cover the specific temperature ranges needed to preserve the vibrant green hue of the tea within the chocolate matrix.
Chef Coppel guides you through the infusion process, ensuring a smooth suspension of powder without graininess. This technical foundation guarantees that your Matcha White Chocolate Swirl Bars have a silky mouthfeel and a clean snap, avoiding the chalky texture common in lower-quality matcha confections.
The signature look of these bars is not accidental. This section dissects the mechanics of the “swirl.” You will learn distinct pouring and agitation techniques to create the mesmerizing patterns that define Matcha White Chocolate Swirl Bars.
We discuss the viscosity management required to keep the two chocolates distinct yet unified. Whether using a mold or a frame, you will master the physical manipulation of the chocolate flow to ensure every single one of your Matcha White Chocolate Swirl Bars is a unique piece of edible art, ready for high-end retail packaging.
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