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Eat.Choui

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  1. On 3/26/2021 at 2:36 PM, gfron1 said:

    Just another thought FWIW. This contraption is used for hard candies, and I just last night saw a very similar device used for mochi making HERE. The reason I'm suggesting this is the physics of trying to press down on a bed of hard candy (even before its set), and thinking how much pressure would need to be applied to force through all that surface area. The idea with these contraptions (as demonstrated in the video at the very first second and in more detail later in the video) is that friction/rolling assists in cutting through.

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    I took a candy class at the French Pastry school and we used this. As a cheaper alternative, we used fish bait-making rollers. They work just as well and are available in different, affordable sizes. The brand is Gardner Rolaball Baitmaker, if anyone is still interested. I also noticed cake-pop rollers look very similar. The mochi video is very cool!

  2. On 5/11/2018 at 10:35 AM, MelissaH said:

    I'd be happy to bring my copy of Greweling as well. I'm planning to bring my copies of BraveTart (Stella Parks) and Sweet Miniatures (Flo Braker) as both these books have things I'm interested in playing with.

     

    We'll be driving up on Friday afternoon. Is this going to be the best place for those of us not taking master classes to discuss dinner options for Friday before show and tell?

    I would love to make her Cracker Jacks recipe!!!

  3. On 3/31/2018 at 7:01 PM, pastrygirl said:

     

    Nice!  What are the green and the pink, did you make them yourself?

     

    Sorry for the delayed response!

     

    The green is matcha white chocolate and the pink is raspberry white chocolate that we mixed in-house (matcha powder and freezed-dried raspberry powder).

     

    Here is matcha almond dragrees with the matcha white chocolate before the powdered sugar finish:

     

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