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Anyone know what will cause spheres to slowly leak water content? Hypothetically a finished batch in a tin will slowly produce extra water in tin over course of several days. How can I eliminate this so they retain completely or longer?
Hi, I don't live in the US so it is difficult to get hold of Sphere Magic, is it necessary 100% to make the spheres properly or can I skip it, if so do I need to change the proportions or anything?
What's the yield of this recipe?
How do you know the exact grams you need to use of each chemical ingredient?
Look inverse spherification ....
How to do Olive oil caviar?
Absolutely! That should work well!
Would cucumbers work for spherification or reverse spherification? I'm really interested in improving my cocktails in a different way
thanks for the response. I'm referring to:
"Rinsing the spheres will not halt the gelling process. Within minutes, the spheres will turn solid and lose their pop.
However, if solid spheres are acceptable, then they can be prepared and held until needed."
There will still be liquid in the interior?
The exterior's consistency is a gel. the interior is a liquid.
What is the mouth-feel of a solid sphere? Is it just a rubbery/chewy ball?
Can we use the same method to make hot sauce caviar? or like a Harissa Caviar?
The link above to Spherification dosing tray does not lead to anywhere pertinent, missing out on opportunities here.
What about olive oil caviar?? Can't seem to get them right and i would like to learn it for me to play around with it in some dishes. Any tips?
