Khymos does this they go really well together or(TGRWT) on his blog where he does different flavor combinations and you can either use a recipe that already exists or you can create a new dish. So his new flavor combination was banana and clove. Well I'm always trying to be creative so I decided to try something using some new techniques so I did a banana mousse using agar and anginate caviar using clove. It turned out alright but I would have strained the mousse mixture because the mousse was kind of grainy from the banana, and I also would have changed the mold because it was to "cookie cutter" for me. The clove caviar turned out great wasn't over powering and folded into the mousse had a tapioca texture and a great aromatic aroma. I thought about putting some kind of garnish to add some color but I thought I would just stick to the banana and clove so I garnished with a caramelized banana dusted with ground clove and spun sugar. All in all I thought the flavor combinations worked out well together and of course it tasted great.
Showing posts with label Caviar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Caviar. Show all posts
Monday, October 20, 2008
TGRWT #11
Khymos does this they go really well together or(TGRWT) on his blog where he does different flavor combinations and you can either use a recipe that already exists or you can create a new dish. So his new flavor combination was banana and clove. Well I'm always trying to be creative so I decided to try something using some new techniques so I did a banana mousse using agar and anginate caviar using clove. It turned out alright but I would have strained the mousse mixture because the mousse was kind of grainy from the banana, and I also would have changed the mold because it was to "cookie cutter" for me. The clove caviar turned out great wasn't over powering and folded into the mousse had a tapioca texture and a great aromatic aroma. I thought about putting some kind of garnish to add some color but I thought I would just stick to the banana and clove so I garnished with a caramelized banana dusted with ground clove and spun sugar. All in all I thought the flavor combinations worked out well together and of course it tasted great.
Labels:
Agar,
Calcium Chloride,
Caviar,
Dessert,
Sodium Alginate
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
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