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Uploaded by on Mar 29, 2010

Using Texturas Gluco and algin this is how to make a coconut milk and mango poached egg. Another in the series of el Bulli pilot movies. I hope you enjoy it.

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  • This is reversed spherification, basicly 1, Prepare a bath of abot 3 grams of Alginat to 1 liter of destilled water, mix well with hand blender, put it cold until all bubbles are gone (like 12 hours in the fridge. 2 desolve sodium calcium in the mango and the coconut milk. 3 Form the mango spheres using same technique as in video but using a deep tablesspoon or cooffe meassure, let them "cook" in the Alginat for about 2 minutes..then to water..rest is just like the video..Have Fun!

  • @kran2296 ignorant...

  • who put a boob on my plate?

  • step by step recipe please!

  • @kran2296 Perfectly edible, they use algin to firm up the liquids and give them a soft shell which disolves in the mouth.

  • i do not think it is to be eaten...looks like a prop for a movie.. not food for ingestion...

  • can you describe much more what they are putting on the plate there? what kind of meat is that? what kind of potatoes? what are the sauces? how long was everything cooked for?

  • Beautiful but would appreciate audio

  • It's a little breast with a big nipple

  • @guitarbumx I like working with agar as long as it's balanced. Not everything tastes or feels as great as it looks on the palate since that and xanthan gum are so cheap and available locally. I know molecular gastronomy is taking off. Only problem is, in my area, some people are pretentious about it in their establishments. I understand labor cost %, but it's still a little steep for some of the food produced like "caviar" or peanut butter powder

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