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Originally posted by Koffee Kosmo link=1214094164/0#1 date=1214096577
Nice blog Phil
I would like to suggest an espresso recipe
Finely chopped or grated dates
Savoraty biscuits soaked in espresso
and follow all other steps as you described
KK
All interesting ideas but some research needed on how well theyll work because the fruits I tried so far are reasonably high in pectin, i.e., have a tendency to gel.
Ill try to get to some variation on the above and report back, but if anyone gets there first, Id like to hear how it works out.
I would like to suggest an espresso recipe
Finely chopped or grated dates
Savoraty biscuits soaked in espresso
and follow all other steps as you described
Since the mmmmm......chocolate! thread http://coffeesnobs.com.au/YaBB.pl?num=1174018247/0 was popular, I thought I would offer a pointer to a place where I describe some experimentation with making gelato: http://opinion-nation.blogspot.com/2008/06/easy-low-fat-gelato.html
Ill update my description with any ideas from others who can report improvements in technique. The basic idea as I describe it there has 2 departures from the norm. Use pre-frozen fruit to start with, and use a potato masher to mix in everything, break the fruit down into smaller pieces and aerate the mix. Ive had some good results (soft texture, good fruity flavour) but havent taken the time to codify the details (exactly how much sugar and milk vs. fruit). If not quite right, it comes out a bit hard to scoop but still tastes good.
Since we have people here who like trying out new ideas and experimenting with culinary science, I offer refinement of the technique as challenge.
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