Jellies that do not jell: the solution to the riddle
Did you solve the pectin riddle or are you still racking your brain about that? Never mind, we have a winner! :)
Read MoreDid you solve the pectin riddle or are you still racking your brain about that? Never mind, we have a winner! :)
Read MoreBut now, let’s get back to fruit pastes or jellies. It is with much of joy that I announce that I finally squared the circle! More precisely, I manage to find a type of pectin that is easy to handle and gives reproducible results. The beauty of fruit pastes is that they can be prepared from juice. The purists might turn up their nose, but it is an option, in particular if the fruit you are looking for is not in season (and well, now, it is definitely not the right time for berries, and those you find in the grocery taste nothing :P).
Read MoreToday, I decided to create a little diversion. Those who read my blog on regular basis know that, usually, the Tuesday’s post is dedicated to some sort of nerdy food science discussion :) But, today, I would like to present you some riddle. Follow me till the end, please, because I have a little surprise for you.
Read MoreHot cross buns are Easter’s traditional sweet breads. They typical of the Anglo-Saxon Easter and, thus, widely diffused in all Commonwealth’s countries. Definitely lighter than the Italian colomba, these buns are traditionally served on Good Friday for breakfast.
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