Go to the Recipe: Cream Cheese Marshmallow
What could be an example for the application of this recipe?
awesome! curious: in step 7, how much liquid nitrogen is poured in? and is the 5 minutes for the running mixer or for a verrrry slow pouring in of LN? (also, ditto for step 9: is there a general quantity of LN?)
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- originally posted by Grant Lee Crilly
@google-b08bc029df64725702fe697e943d9a90:disqus for this recipe I used about 1L nitro.
Can you do this without liquid nitrogen?
Probably not. The liquid nitrogen makes the fat solid enough that it doesn't destabilize the egg white foam.
I'm curious if LN is available for purchase locally (Seattle) or if it is something I need to buy on the web?Also, is it dangerous to work with? i.e. what happens if it splashes on your skin?
- originally posted by Daryll
Central welding and Praxair in Seattle sell liquid nitrogen, you'll need a proper Dewar vessel for filling and transport. You can buy a liquid nitrogen Dewar on EBay (or new on Amazon). Look for something around 10 to 25 liters in size.
I have mixed feelings about manipulating very hot syrup. Can I cook the syrup to the appropriate temp / concentration, then let cool to 70 / 80C before pouring it into the mix?
Would the same apply with making Italian meringue?
Thanks !
perfect
what if you do not have liquid nitrogen.. for homecooker.
I think these guys need to stop using equipment pople dont have on hand like for real who has liquid nitrogen definitely no home cook
you should it doesn't take much
