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A couple months back in an episode of Masterchef India Season 4, the contestants had a task to make these round, spherical shaped pearls from a fruit puree. They called it ‘Boondi’. But…
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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.
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Dayeeta Pal | Hyper-realistic Cake Artist | Illusion Cakes on Instagram: "Edit: Not VEGAN (but can be made vegan by using golden syrup instead of honey), but vegetarian as no gelatine used. You have to try these honey caviar! 😍 The best part is it’s vegetarian (edit:NOT VEGAN) Please ignore typing error in the caption on the reel), healthy- made with honey so no refined sugar and they look absolutely delicous!! I used it to make caviar for my hyper-realistic sushi cake. But it can be used…
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Mustard caviar adds pops of flavor and such an exciting texture to your appetizers, and it couldn’t be easier to make yourself! Here’s how to make mustard caviar for all of your deviled egg recipes. #caviar, #appetizer #homemade #homemaderecipes
50 ml maple syrup. 50 ml water. 1/2 tsp agar-agar (seaweed based gelling agent). Canola oil in a tall container (chilled in the freezer for at least an hour). Syringe / medicine dropper / squeeze bottle Heat maple syrup, water and agar-agar to a boil. Remove from heat and cool to 140°-150°F. (If syrup is too hot, gellification will not happen.) Let syrup mixture fall into cold oil drop by drop. Mixture will solidify when it hits the cold oil. Strain oil and rinse "caviar" under cool water.
Learn how to make chocolate caviar with this step-by-step video featuring the very talented Grant Lee Crilly from Chefsteps.
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