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 light fruit mousse that can be enjoyed on its own or as an accompaniment to a dessert.
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Create light fruit mousse that can be enjoyed on its own or as an accompaniment to a dessert.
200ml Fruit Puree – We have chosen Mango, Strawberry and some coconut milk to demonstrate this recipe.
2g of Special Ingredients Easy Whip
50g Castor Sugar (more/less if you prefer)
Using a standalone mixer with a balloon whisk, simply mix your 2g of Easy Whip and chosen fruit puree until fully dissolved.
Whip on a higher speed until aerated (about 3-5 minutes)
Serve immediately as a standalone mousse as illustrated, or as part of a dessert.
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