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Molecular gastronomy-Mango ravioli

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Uploaded by on Apr 25, 2007

Molecular gastronomy-Mango ravioli

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  • What an awful version of Edith Piaf's La Vie en Rose.

  • 1 cup mango puree + 1/2 teaspoon sodium alginate+ 30 seconds of agitation by an immmersion blender = half gelled mango

    half gelled mango puree + 1/2 teaspoon calcium chloride in 2 cups water = free formed ravioli sphere

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  • @sqrleprle - That's the truth!

  • isn't that just egg yolk... o-o?

  • @patass00 hilarious

  • its better if u used the inverse spherification

  • you could hardly call that a ravioli

  • hey do u have to use the sodium alginate? to gellify or whatever the puree first please respond it's greatly appreciated

  • i am awaiting the arrival of my chemistry set. wondering if there is a way to fill the ravioli with something else? either with a syringe during the emulsification or after when it comes out. thoughts ?

  • What do you call that liquid thing?

  • great recipe! what's this song called?

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