As you can tell by my tasting menu I have an obsession with noodles. Molecular cooking has enabled me to come up with new flavors that are gluten free and are 95% or more of the ingredient you are highlighting. I think people are comfertable with this medium, they are willing to try new flavors because we all love it. This week we did a Bing cherry noodle to go with the salmon
They look like twizlers with an amazing spring flavor
15 grams balsamic syrup
60 grams Turbano sugar
10 grams Salt
9.84 grams Gellan F
35 grams Glucose
Place juice in a sauc pan with balsamic, sugar, salt and gellan f. Pulse with a emersion blender to hydrate the gellan. Add the glucose and place over high heat. Remove and fill a syringe. Squeeze into plastic tubing and dunk in the ice water for 1 minute. Fill the syringe and repeat stopping when the gelled noodle is at the end of the plastic tube.
Puree being passed through a plastic tube into ice water
They look like twizlers with an amazing spring flavor
Recipe
740 grams 80% bing cherry juice 20% red grape juice15 grams balsamic syrup
60 grams Turbano sugar
10 grams Salt
9.84 grams Gellan F
35 grams Glucose
Place juice in a sauc pan with balsamic, sugar, salt and gellan f. Pulse with a emersion blender to hydrate the gellan. Add the glucose and place over high heat. Remove and fill a syringe. Squeeze into plastic tubing and dunk in the ice water for 1 minute. Fill the syringe and repeat stopping when the gelled noodle is at the end of the plastic tube.
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