Molecular Gastronomy: Basic Spherification to Make Caviar
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Get a molecular gastronomy kit to start experimenting at http://store.molecularrecipes.com/ Learn how to make juice caviar with Basic Spherification, a molecular gastronomy technique developed by Chef Ferran Adria. This video shows you the possibilities of basic spherification, how it works and how to make spherification caviar with a syringe or a caviar maker. The Caviar Maker has 96 pipettes connected to a syringe releasing 96 drops into the calcium bath in the same amount of time you would be releasing just one drop using a syringe or squeeze bottle. You can get the caviar maker at http://store.molecularrecipes.com/caviar-maker/ Basic Spherification can be used to make small caviar-like spheres or large spheres. However, it is mostly used to make caviar spheres since the viscosity of the bath is thin allowing the small droplets to cohere into a spherical shape in the bath and the spheres don't stick together as in reverse spherification. Learn everything you need to know about spherification at http://www.molecularrecipes.com/spherification/
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Thank you for this video. I became interested in this after seeing a recipe for parfaits on Luxirare's website (which is now only accessible from Wayback Machine because she took it down). She included lots of photos but not many instructions and this definitely helped.
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At like 2:40 I thought there was a HUGE spider on the table but it ended up being a whisk. I need some glasses.
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or just by the spherificator for 100usd and cut the preparation time in half
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Could this process be used with milk or cream? Or would the sodium not mix well with the milk? Just curious about the process bc all the videos I've seen used juices. Thanks for the video!
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Good day, I try it when I put 250ml with 2,5g algiat and 500ml water with 3ml clorur and when i put juici into the water it is only "water" without gel. Can you help me? And sorry fom english.
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Can I perhaps reduce the acidity, but not distort the flavour of my dish? My 'juice' had a thick consistency, like just a touch more than coating the back of a spoon. Its meant to be tart and sweet at the same time. Its made with mangoes.
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Is the only limiting factor for your liquid's sphere formation acidity?
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Are these spheres similar to the bubble tea pearls?
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God
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How to know when the alginate has dissolved perfectly in the liquid? How long it took you to dissolve the Sa in the plum juice?
I've tried adding Sa into filtered water, blended it for 10-15mins, but when I poured the solution to the calcium bath, no spheres formed. I even made 1% and then 2% alginate solutions yet no spheres formed.
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what happens when the gel base is to acidic? i know one has to control the acidity, but why?
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Hello everybody, Im shahira totally new to this world, need to ask about something, if I make those fruit caviar pearls, if I add to jelly , what happens when jely sets , will the caviar stay the same , or will they get crushed
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First of all
thanks ur video, thank you
Could I ask a one question?
If I using espresso
Am I have to use blending machine
espresso with sodium alginate?
I can't make just using hand-whipper?
Plz reply..^^
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my friend and I have a science project and thanks to you it turned out great
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What can I use to reduce acidity, instead of sodium citrate? And do you always use distilled water when making baths and rinsing the product?? Thanks...
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In some of your videos for making these spheres you use Agar Agar (or even gelatine) yet in this one you mention Sodium Alginate. What is the difference between these and are there specific reasons for using one or other of them?
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Can I add alcohol? :D
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A lot of recipes out there call for high accuracy scales to measure out the gram, and since I have limited budget, getting a scale for this is out of the question. Is there a teaspoon & cups version of the recipe? I've been trying different measurements, but the spheres won't form or hold shape. Not sure what I'm doing wrong.
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if i don't want to use syringe, can i like use teaspoons instead if i want to make a bigger caviar? what is the difference between this technique and the reverse one that you guys did? thankyou
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donde consigo ese aparato para hacer ese caviar
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