Does this damage porcelain?
Does a porcelain bowl break if you use it for a water bath for chocolate or something like that
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if you put them in a pot with boiling water to melt chocolate, then that should go. watch for slow heating and cooling.
a metal shell would be better suited for this.
That’s what a bowl can do. I always take a small bowl of stainless steel.
Well, I don’t have to.
Ceramic is better than porcelain. But if you need both quite a long time to get warm and keep the heat well when you take the bowl out of the water bath.
Glass is crap.
Metal is good because it conducts the fastest and best heat.
Be careful that no droplet of water comes into your chocolate, otherwise it stops.
The water shouldn’t cook, it should be hot.
No, no problem?!
Only in extreme cold / heat differences breaks so.
Not really.