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A sweet soft sensation to melt in the mouth from the kitchens of
Poliou
Una sensación dulce y suave al derretirse en la boca de las cocinas de
Poliou
Ayer, le pregunto a mi madre: voy a hacer una mousse, de que la quieres? A lo que me responde: fresa. ._. llevo un mes haciendo fresa! D: pero bueno, ella manda pero para la proxima vez hare algo con mango >:3 (debajo de la nata esta la mousse -> # <- para ver la mousse de dentro)
Ingredientes:
250 gr de fresas
100 gr azucar
250 ml de nata para montar
3 hojas de gelatina
1/2 limon
Elaboración:
Hidrata la gelatina en agua fria. Limpia y licua las fresas, cuelalo y añadele el azucar y el zumo de limon. Calienta la gelatina en un cazo. Monta la nata y, antes de añadir la nata a la fresa, vierte la gelatina en la mezcla de fresas azucar y limón. Mezcla la nata hasta que quede todo homogeneo con cuidado para que no se deshaga la textura del mousse, dejalo reposar 4 horas y sirve.
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Yesterday, I asked my mother: I'll make a mousse, which you want? she responds: strawberry. . _. I have a month using strawberries! D: but hey, mom rules, but next time will do something with Mango> 3 (under the cream is the mousse -> # <- To see the mousse inside)
ingredients:
250 gr of strawberries
Sugar 100 g
250 ml whipping cream (excluding decoration)
3 sheets of gelatine
1/2 lemon
Preparation:
Hydrate the gelatine in cold water. Clean and liquefies strawberries, strain and add sugar and lemon juice. Heat the gelatine in a saucepan. Whip the cream and add the gelatine to the strawberries, sugar and lemon mixture. Mix the cream until everything is homogeneous with care so that the texture of mousse does not undo, let it stand 4 hours and serve
Allergy warning – please read all recipes carefully and be aware of any allergies or sensitivities that may effect your health and well-being
A sweet soft sensation to melt in the mouth from the kitchens of
PoliouUna sensación dulce y suave al derretirse en la boca de las cocinas de
Poliou******************************Ayer, le pregunto a mi madre: voy a hacer una mousse, de que la quieres? A lo que me responde: fresa. ._. llevo un mes haciendo fresa! D: pero bueno, ella manda pero para la proxima vez hare algo con mango >:3 (debajo de la nata esta la mousse -> # <- para ver la mousse de dentro)
Ingredientes:
250 gr de fresas
100 gr azucar
250 ml de nata para montar
3 hojas de gelatina
1/2 limon
Elaboración:
Hidrata la gelatina en agua fria. Limpia y licua las fresas, cuelalo y añadele el azucar y el zumo de limon. Calienta la gelatina en un cazo. Monta la nata y, antes de añadir la nata a la fresa, vierte la gelatina en la mezcla de fresas azucar y limón. Mezcla la nata hasta que quede todo homogeneo con cuidado para que no se deshaga la textura del mousse, dejalo reposar 4 horas y sirve.
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Yesterday, I asked my mother: I'll make a mousse, which you want? she responds: strawberry. . _. I have a month using strawberries! D: but hey, mom rules, but next time will do something with Mango> 3 (under the cream is the mousse -> # <- To see the mousse inside)
ingredients:
250 gr of strawberries
Sugar 100 g
250 ml whipping cream (excluding decoration)
3 sheets of gelatine
1/2 lemon
Preparation:
Hydrate the gelatine in cold water. Clean and liquefies strawberries, strain and add sugar and lemon juice. Heat the gelatine in a saucepan. Whip the cream and add the gelatine to the strawberries, sugar and lemon mixture. Mix the cream until everything is homogeneous with care so that the texture of mousse does not undo, let it stand 4 hours and serve
******************************Allergy warning – please read all recipes carefully and be aware of any allergies or sensitivities that may effect your health and well-being
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Minor note after some research: In the US, general substitution...
1 Tablespoon of gelatin Powder (Knox, et al.) equals FOUR Gelatin Sheets (which I'd never heard of before).
1 TBSP = 3 tsp.
so, about 2 and a quarter teaspoons of powder for this recipe.
Looks good, going to have to try this.
1 Tablespoon of gelatin Powder (Knox, et al.) equals FOUR Gelatin Sheets (which I'd never heard of before).
1 TBSP = 3 tsp.
so, about 2 and a quarter teaspoons of powder for this recipe.
Looks good, going to have to try this.
The site I googled for references did say it was uncertain about strengths of gelatin in other countries, but you could always try the same amount of unflavored powdered gelatin, and adjust if you need to. They also said they BELIEVE that "gelatin sheet" and "gelatin leaf" were equivalent terms.
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