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Rajala

Rajala


Realized that I didn't undertand the question at first.

3 hours ago, jmacnaughtan said:

Looks great!

 

So, why did you need to spray the glaze?

 

Thank you!

 

I was told that you always need to glaze a mousse in order to prevent it from absorb moisture. 

 

Eh, I think that I misunderstood the intent of the question. One of the mousse layer is really thin and I didn't really want to pour over it, and from experience - pouring neutral glaze over a frozen mousse often give you a way too thick glaze on the petit gateaux/entremet. This is what this thing looks like when a piece of it is removed, as you can see from its structure, I wouldn't be able to dip it either.

 

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Rajala

Rajala

2 hours ago, jmacnaughtan said:

Looks great!

 

So, why did you need to spray the glaze?

 

Thank you!

 

I was told that you always need to glaze a mousse in order to prevent it from absorb moisture. 

Rajala

Rajala

2 hours ago, jmacnaughtan said:

Looks great!

 

So, why did you need to spray the glaze?

 

I was told that you always need to glaze a mousse in order to prevent it from absorb moisture. 

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