Molecular gastronomy recipes

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Learn how to make fruit caviar and serve this delicious and showstopping garnish at your next dinner party.

Make chocolate noodles - boil 3/4 c water & mix in 2 gr of agar powder. Add 1 1/2 c melted Hershey’s chocolate & 1/3 c chocolate milk to keep from getting too thick. Marshmallow noodles follow the exact recipe, but use regular milk & marshmallows. Then use a plastic syringe to inject the mixtures into plastic tubing, place in ice water to allow to set. After a few minutes take the tubes out of the water & use a syringe to inject air into them - pushing the noodles out the other end.

Chris Jay on Instagram: "One of the first molecular gastronomy techniques I learned was sphereification. Essentially it’s taking a liquid like fruit juices, vinegar or even coffee and mixing it with agar agar (which come from red algae) and then slowly dropping it into chilled oil which turns it into spheres. This is one of my favourite techniques because it gives the illusion of caviar on a plate, however when you eat it it’s more jelly then pop-like as caviar would be. For this recipe I…

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Recipe: Basil ganache. Cold, Sweet

These Pumpkin Pie Ravioli Spheres are made with a molecular cooking technique called reverse spherification, and it's super fun!

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