Molecular Gastronomy - Arugula Spaghetti - Spaghetti de roquette
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@quityojibbajabbaa nyc
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@koreanwutard oh fair enough which restaurant do you work in?
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@quityojibbajabbaa Ramsay has over 20 different restaurants... I don't think he'll be coming by anytime soon. How I got the job? Walked in the front door and asked for a job.
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I don't get whats so great about these "molecular gastronomy" videos; Pretty much every one just involves alginate and jell-ifying pureed flavors. Not much innovation here just a novel technique...
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@koreanwutard do you see him regularly? and how did you get the job?
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I use to 1 1/2 years... It's hell I tell you.. =) Now I work for Gordon Ramsay.. Even more stressful
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@koreanwutard lol, word. You work at Babo?
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@Thisshouldbeblank Ya this guy wouldn't last the first turn at Babbo... especially the pasta station. Most intense fast paced kitchen in America I would say.
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no straining? interesting...
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@koreanwutard thats how real cook do it!
May i ask how many grams of Agar agar are in one sachet?
Holmeswannabe 2 months ago
@Holmeswannabe 1sachet of agar agar = 2 grams.
MoleculeRflavors 1 month ago
Is it difficult to do this in rapid succession, to make more than one long strand of the spaghetti?
nkip9230 3 months ago
@nkip9230 It is very important that the silicone tubes are in a bath of ice water to speed up the gelification. Normally, it takes about a minute to harden, so you can make them in series (when the last tube is put in the bath, the first can be taken out).
MoleculeRflavors 3 months ago
@MoleculeRflavors
I noticed you used no salt. Would adding salt to the recipe mess up the reaction with the agar?
ChefClary60 2 months ago
@ChefClary60 No.
MoleculeRflavors 2 months ago