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Beeswax Pastilles (Pellets)
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Beeswax Pastilles (Pellets)

Recipes for balms, wraps and candles weigh beeswax in grams, and a solid block is hard to cut. Small drops of molten wax set into flat pastilles that weigh out easily and melt fast. Beeswax melts at about 62–64 °C; melt it gently over water, never over a bare flame.
Beginner
30 minutes

Instructions

1

The wax

Rendering clean beeswax from comb.
2

Melt it gently

Break 500 g of clean beeswax into the top of a double boiler and melt it over simmering water, stirring, until fully liquid at about 70 °C.

Materials for this step:

BeeswaxBeeswax500 g
WaterWater1 liter

Tools needed:

Double BoilerDouble Boiler
Hot PlateHot Plate
Leave-In Probe ThermometerLeave-In Probe Thermometer
3

Drip the pastilles

Line baking sheets with parchment. Scoop a little wax with a teaspoon and let it fall in single drops a finger's width apart; each drop spreads into a flat disc and sets in a minute.

Tools needed:

TeaspoonTeaspoon
Baking Parchment PaperBaking Parchment Paper
Baking SheetBaking Sheet
4

Lift and store

When cold, flex the parchment so the pastilles pop off. Weigh them and store in a jar. Remelt any odd shapes.

Tools needed:

Digital Kitchen ScaleDigital Kitchen Scale
Glass Jars with LidsGlass Jars with Lids

Materials

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  • 500 g
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  • 1 liter
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Tools Required

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