Clarification: Let's Be Clear. WTF - Ep. 220
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- Turn your stocks and cocktails from cloudy to crystalline in a few steps. Scott and Janie dive into the techniques used by top chefs to achieve liquid clarity and share the recipes for a few of our favorite clarified cocktails including Dave Arnold's Banana Justino and our our own Poached Pear Wine Floater... on this week's WTF.
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Those cocktails would surely make my brain crystal clear 😍😍😍
Ha!
You guys always post about a relevant ingredient! I’m obsessed with clarification and make a lot of liqueurs at home. Definitely gonna try a gelatin clarification when my aramos are done next week!
Glad you enjoy it!
Awesome and interesting video. Regarding the clear ice: There's even the possibility to get clear ice using silicone molds. You put holes into the bottoms of the silicone molds, elevate the mold from the bottom of the cooler, fill the cooler with water and let it freeze for some time.
Great tip!
This information is gold for a modernist way of making wine, thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
The term would be flocculated, not coagulated! Although they are very similar in meaning
Very nice. Which ones of these clarification methods are NOT compatible with a high alcohol percentage? I have some batches of strawberry liqueur and limoncello that wound up very cloudy, presumably due to pectin. I tried Pectinex, but I suspect the high alcohol inactivates the enzyme. Yes, I could have used Pectinex *before* doing the extraction. But what's the easiest way to rescue my cloudy limoncello and "jammy" strawberry liqueur now that I've already added the alcohol?
You can try milk-washing but it will dilute the liquor. I would say run it through a Spinzall but sadly we have no more Spinzalls.
@@Modernist_Pantry Yeah, may need to try milk-washing - I did use a high proof alcohol for the limoncello and my wife thinks its way too strong anyway. I first came across milk washing in that weird chocolate liqueur from David Leite's Portuguese table. Never occurred to think of that as a general clarification method.
Chef looking real handsome and photogenic 😍
She's pretty cute too.
Would this be an appropriate way to make Lemon Super juice? If so, what chems and ratios please.
Haven't tried but maybe! Would have to do some testing to see
@@Modernist_Pantry Please do.
How does them effect the taste of the stock for example?
It will make the stock clearer and perhaps less unctuous
I would like to know how to make a full size cake using a siphon which is extra light as working in an industrial kitchen or even to make a large cake as making small cakes is impractical using a siphon
A siphon isn't really designed to make full sized cakes.
@@Modernist_Pantry I would love to have the same effect but on a larger cake
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