Molecular gastronomy dessert

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These are surprising molecular gastronomy recipes that use unique techniques that are not in the main modernist cuisine categories such as foams, spherification, etc. - Page 2

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This stunning jasmine, yuzu and milk dessert recipe from Sat Bains is full of surprising flavours and textural contrast.

Use this "caviar" as a topping or garnish to impart flavor and texture to desserts (good for savory applications too!). Be sure to plan ahead. Chilling the oil overnight is an important step and should not to be skipped! This recipe was adapted from "cooking" on LiveJournal by Maxwell Pfannebecker, which is no longer a published webpage. Yields about 3/4 cup caviar.

Would love to try these- probably will not attempt making them. Molecular gastronomy what? Olives for Dinner: Leftover Pumpkin Pie Ravioli,

Fruit Caviar - Molecular Gastronomy: This instructable explains the basics of fruits spherification.It gives example of desserts with orange, lemon, raspberry and kiwi. For your first try I recommend a fruit with strong taste like lemon.

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champagne & caviar - molecular cuisine

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Molecular Gastronomy is the practice of combining experimental chemistry with the culinary arts to alter the properties of liquid and solid food. This information graphic contains explanations and applications of various methods of preparing food by unus…