No. The reason for this is that dark chocolate is sweeter and if its to sweet it destroys the taste. If you really want to use normal dark chocolate you may have to put only 3 quarters of the actual amount.
Yes
Yes you can. Dark chocolate and semi-sweet have essentially the same consistency, and therefore bake at about the same rate.
This sentence is not written in correct grammar. It should say I ordered dark chocolate instead of My ordered. You could also use a comma with the conjunction "but". "I ordered dark chocolate, but is was not yet in my hand."
of course! it just will taste different. it will be a more rich and deep flavored instead of light and fluffy like silk.
Get cake mix from your local drug store
You can but it's not a good substitution in baking. You really need bittersweet or dark chocolate to give the chocolate intensity, which becomes diluted in baking recipes.
Dark chocolate
Someone might use chocolate powder in cooking such as baking a cake. You can also use chocolate powder for making hot chocolate or a chocolate milkshake.
It depends on what your making, but you could usually use chocolate chips or chunked chocolate.
no
There are many kinds of chocolate one can use to make dipping chocolate. One can use milk chocolate, dark chocolate, or white chocolate to make dipping chocolate.
In a pinch, you could try substituting chocolate bars for cakes, and there are lots of delicious recipes that call for candy (eating chocolate). Generally, your best choice would be to use "cooking chocolate" or semi-sweet chocolate chips for cooking. If you don't have the type of chocolate called for in your recipe, there are many substitution charts available to help you out.