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.
In the world of molecular gastronomy, the technique of spherification allows the creation of stunning, caviar-like pearls that burst with flavour. Using this technique, you can make Special Ingredients Red Wine Pearls, which add an elegant touch to any dish or cocktail.
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Molecular Gastronomy
Molecular Gastronomy
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5 minutes
5 minutes
Create an exquisite culinary experience with this recipe for Special Ingredients Red Wine Pearls using the spherification technique. Using this technique, you can make Special Ingredients Red Wine Pearls, which add an elegant touch to any dish or cocktail.
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200ml red wine (preferably a robust variety like Cabernet Sauvignon)
2g Special Ingredients Sodium Alginate
500ml Water
5g Special Ingredients Calcium Lactate
Special Ingredients Spherification Bottle
(Optional) Pipettes
Dissolve the Special Ingredients Sodium Alginate in the red wine using an immersion blender. Allow the mixture to rest to eliminate any air bubbles.
In a separate bowl, dissolve the Special Ingredients Calcium Lactate in water to create the Calcium Lactate Bath.
Drop the red wine mixture into the Calcium Lactate Bath using the Special Ingredients Spherification Bottle, or a pipette to create small pearls.
Let the pearls sit in the Calcium Lactate Bath for 2-3 minutes to form a gel-like coating.
Remove the pearls from the Calcium Lactate Bath using a slotted spoon and rinse them gently in water to remove any excess Calcium.
Serve immediately.
Use this Alginate Syrup instead of a Sodium Alginate Bath Recipe if the liquid is too thick or does not have enough water available.
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