Ok, so we loose a lot of the fibers and nutrients that were in the non strained version, and replace them with agar. Sorry for being totally unconvinced...
Molecular gastronomy for the sake of it being molecular gastronomy is ridiculous. It should just be a new toolkit for the chef, not some way to serve new gimmicks. I doubt a cold brittle agar agar gel is the optimum way to serve a tomato soup. Don't get me wrong, I practice molecular gastronomy and even bought your Molecule-R toolkit. I just think that it should be used in ways that benefit the end product.
@Dominikmj Hey, you fill 3 fridges full of extracts and carcass, you realize it gets in the way. Maybe you can substitute marrows and pollen without blinking, though.
What is the agar you use? The only agar I know of is the nasty stuff we use in microbiology to grow bacteria. What could I use in place of it if I cant find what you use?
@arcanaXx Hi there! The agar agar used in the recipes you can see on our channel is completely edible, safe and has no after-taste. It is available to purchase on M O L E C U L E - R [dot] C O M .
@MoleculeRflavors Phew! I'm used to the horticultural agar, which is formulated to be the opposite of edible and safe (for non-plants, to encourage grafts to take, etc.) So there's a relief! I want to know if I used #00 Ga. tubing; could I skip some insoluble fiber extraction, or would it both stick in the tube too much and look like veg. larder garbage?
@arcanaXx Go on our website in the DEFINITION section to know more about agar. It is a gelling agent extracted from algae. You can also buy some from our online shop :)
Why o why the bouillon cube? Just make a broth yourself, add more herbs & spices, or buy a can of soup that already has the huge amounts of salt and E621 in it (Because that is all you will add with the cube).
@Jeronimous84 Well, if you made the bouillon yourself with a micelle setup and evaporator, or drafted water chestnuts, you saved 22 minutes turnaround time. What, no saffron?
@TheSweetalchemist You think that, but the server comes up behind you with your plate, grabs your entire outer ear in her teeth, and rasps 'Slurp it nowwwww' five times before letting go, so it almost certainly liquefies a bit in the mouth.
I just recently purchased the starter kit. Amazing! I started a tasting bar menu at my restaurant for people who want to try new things but not get full while they are drinking their alcohol. They love the food! It has also gotten me to explore the world of Ultratex 3 and liquid nitrogen. Keep putting up videos, your inspiring a lot of people!
@RobDaBankz its similar, the reason i like it is because it doesn't need heat in order to thicken a sauce, unlike corn starch or xantham gum. Its pretty cool stuff.
If u use a hobart and whish attachment and poor nitrogen in it then poor a fruit juiice/ice cream base over it slowly, u get and incredible grinita if u havnt tried that lol
One word - wow! I'm interested in nutrition and am fascinated by these videos. There is something I'd like to find out and that is does the body still absorb the nutrients in food when cooked like this in the same way if cooked more traditionally? Hoping video uploader may be able to help with this one. Thanks!
You can get agar-agar in any chinese grocery
adarioa 1 week ago
that got me.. hungry?
Itachi4real 1 week ago
From the Youtube preview page I thought this was going to be a reconstructed tomato.......
TopChefFan17 1 week ago
Waiter, I would like a disc of ribeye steak, a cloud foam of home fries and a side of tomato soup rope.
swedesam 2 weeks ago
Omg that's so fucking cool
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whatdhellusername 2 weeks ago
this is retarded, i wouldnt call that "food" nor would i eat it, and especially i wouldnt pay for it
MrAudiopain 2 weeks ago
Ok, so we loose a lot of the fibers and nutrients that were in the non strained version, and replace them with agar. Sorry for being totally unconvinced...
tagada555 2 weeks ago
Dumping veg into water with chicken bullion cubes and tomato paste is bad cooking no matter how you serve it.
amulmuzz 1 month ago
Molecular gastronomy for the sake of it being molecular gastronomy is ridiculous. It should just be a new toolkit for the chef, not some way to serve new gimmicks. I doubt a cold brittle agar agar gel is the optimum way to serve a tomato soup. Don't get me wrong, I practice molecular gastronomy and even bought your Molecule-R toolkit. I just think that it should be used in ways that benefit the end product.
AethosGames 1 month ago 4
Can I heat it?
TheOnlineBusker 1 month ago
@TheOnlineBusker yes, agar gels are not thermo-reversible
AethosGames 1 month ago
A great idea - however it is a pity to use a bouillon cube!
Dominikmj 2 months ago
@Dominikmj Hey, you fill 3 fridges full of extracts and carcass, you realize it gets in the way. Maybe you can substitute marrows and pollen without blinking, though.
Cineenvenordquist 1 month ago
this seems like a lot of dishes for a tomato soup noodle
8xngc 2 months ago
What is the agar you use? The only agar I know of is the nasty stuff we use in microbiology to grow bacteria. What could I use in place of it if I cant find what you use?
Great videos by the way :) really creative stuff
arcanaXx 3 months ago
@arcanaXx Hi there! The agar agar used in the recipes you can see on our channel is completely edible, safe and has no after-taste. It is available to purchase on M O L E C U L E - R [dot] C O M .
MoleculeRflavors 3 months ago
@MoleculeRflavors Phew! I'm used to the horticultural agar, which is formulated to be the opposite of edible and safe (for non-plants, to encourage grafts to take, etc.) So there's a relief! I want to know if I used #00 Ga. tubing; could I skip some insoluble fiber extraction, or would it both stick in the tube too much and look like veg. larder garbage?
Cineenvenordquist 1 month ago
@arcanaXx Go on our website in the DEFINITION section to know more about agar. It is a gelling agent extracted from algae. You can also buy some from our online shop :)
MoleculeRflavors 2 months ago
@arcanaXx Most grocery/asian stores have them. If you have a 99 ranch nearby they usually have them.
aopdjasldksa 1 month ago
amazing i would love to figure out how to do that
clhsb78 4 months ago
couldn't you also just make a soup spaghetti and put it over some tomatoes? :D
TheFirstClassLounge 4 months ago in playlist More videos from MoleculeRflavors
I would make a whole plate of these and twirl them on a fork with mini meatballs :P heheh
lisaking22 5 months ago 2
YUM! :D
stringsdafistmcgee 6 months ago
LOLWUT
TheUberPeople 6 months ago
I just got mine in today, and made mango ravioles.simply EXQUISITE. I will never look at normal food the same way again.
jackfrost1027 6 months ago
i would totally try it, but i daresay it'd be less than a snack
Lucky13Athlete 6 months ago
Is it al dente?
waldo2384 6 months ago
That looks amazing.
batmanalk 6 months ago
1 tip when u squeeze the cheescloth ur actaloly opening up the fibres,use a chinoise or super bag?
RobDaBankz 7 months ago
hold the basil, little too strong for me
agile52 7 months ago
What is the consistency like? Similar to jelly or does it have a liquid center with just a jelly casing? Fantastic vid btw! :)
TheSafehouseSeries 8 months ago
Sopa de tomate gelatinisada, .no gracias.
karajo77 8 months ago
cool
kawaiilotus 8 months ago
Why o why the bouillon cube? Just make a broth yourself, add more herbs & spices, or buy a can of soup that already has the huge amounts of salt and E621 in it (Because that is all you will add with the cube).
Jeronimous84 9 months ago
@Jeronimous84 Well, if you made the bouillon yourself with a micelle setup and evaporator, or drafted water chestnuts, you saved 22 minutes turnaround time. What, no saffron?
Cineenvenordquist 1 month ago
IS THIS SERVED COLD?
TheSweetalchemist 9 months ago
@TheSweetalchemist You think that, but the server comes up behind you with your plate, grabs your entire outer ear in her teeth, and rasps 'Slurp it nowwwww' five times before letting go, so it almost certainly liquefies a bit in the mouth.
Cineenvenordquist 1 month ago
so could you make the noodle and put them in a warm broth?
elliottonyt 9 months ago
I just recently purchased the starter kit. Amazing! I started a tasting bar menu at my restaurant for people who want to try new things but not get full while they are drinking their alcohol. They love the food! It has also gotten me to explore the world of Ultratex 3 and liquid nitrogen. Keep putting up videos, your inspiring a lot of people!
Black45th 10 months ago 3
@Black45th is ultratex a thickner like xantham gum?
RobDaBankz 7 months ago
@RobDaBankz its similar, the reason i like it is because it doesn't need heat in order to thicken a sauce, unlike corn starch or xantham gum. Its pretty cool stuff.
Black45th 7 months ago
@Black45th Kool how do u find nitrogen?
If u use a hobart and whish attachment and poor nitrogen in it then poor a fruit juiice/ice cream base over it slowly, u get and incredible grinita if u havnt tried that lol
RobDaBankz 7 months ago
Tomato soup noodle!
Tawichi 10 months ago
q coño es agar lo blanco q le echa?
1998Zombi 10 months ago
q coño es agar
1998Zombi 10 months ago
i cant wait to buy my own kit
jaime6434 10 months ago
Amazing..!!
ilithya31 10 months ago
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why would u play with food like that!
no one is going to eat that slugish thing!
piimpet4 10 months ago
@ piimpet; Molecular cooking is a trent that actually got hocked up quite a few people. Some like sushis, some don't...
MoleculeRflavors 10 months ago 17
@piimpet4 Im sure many people would
danielmartinex 10 months ago
@piimpet4 I beg to differ, I would eat it. As would hundreds/thousands of adventurous people. Trying new things makes the world go 'round
thatRUGA 10 months ago 32
@piimpet4 Would you lighten up? This is super super amazing!
wesleyis16 10 months ago
Definitly buying the kit!
JPG412 11 months ago
One word - wow! I'm interested in nutrition and am fascinated by these videos. There is something I'd like to find out and that is does the body still absorb the nutrients in food when cooked like this in the same way if cooked more traditionally? Hoping video uploader may be able to help with this one. Thanks!
impressionsbysimon 11 months ago
Thanks a lot Pistolen08, we are very pleased that you like our videos! : )
MoleculeRflavors 1 year ago
@MoleculeRflavors
Great vids, can we use gelatin in place of agar and still get the same results?
chllywllyd 1 day ago
wow that was awesome! thanks so much for sharing these videos :D
Pistolen08 1 year ago