Alginate Syrup
Use this Alginate Syrup instead of a Sodium Alginate Bath Recipe if the liquid is too thick or does not have enough water available.
Create exquisite pea caviar using a Calcium Bath, a perfect accompaniment to slices of cured pork.
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Create exquisite pea caviar using a Calcium Bath, a perfect accompaniment to slices of cured pork.
Special Ingredients Ltd
200g Frozen Peas
250ml Boiling Water
A pinch of Sugar (to taste)
2g Special Ingredients Sodium Alginate
350ml Bottled Water
2g Special Ingredients Calcium Lactate
Pour the bottle of water into a bath and add the Calcium Lactate. Stir until the Calcium Lactate is completely dissolved.
Using a blender, blend the peas, boiling water and sugar until smooth. Add seasoning to taste.
Gradually add the Sodium Alginate and blend for a further 30 seconds.
Pass the mixture through a fine sieve into a container. Using a syringe gently drop pea size droplets of the Pea Puree into the Calcium Bath.
Using a syringe gently drop pea size droplets of the Pea Puree into the Calcium Bath.
Leave for 1 minute, then use the Molecular Spoon to gently remove the caviar and wash them in a bowl filled with clean water.
Serve immediately.
Serving suggestion - Try serving with thin slices of cured pork seasoned with lemon zest and black pepper.
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