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Tri2Cook

Tri2Cook

2 hours ago, jedovaty said:

I followed the instructions in that reddit post a year or so ago because I had the ingredients on hand and didn't want to wait for delivery.  It works.  I did most of the boiling on the stove, then transferred to a parchment lined baking sheet in the oven and let it finish baking in there (larger surface area).  I wasn't sure how the boiling down would work in the pot, whether it would scorch or damage it which explains the oven.  I'm not sure if parchment is water proof and could be some chance of a reaction with the aluminum sheet pan and left over citric acid if measurements are right.  You end up with crystals and powder.

 


You don't have to do all of that evaporation if you're going  to use it in a liquid application. Just use the sodium citrate solution as part of the liquid called for in the recipe.

Tri2Cook

Tri2Cook

2 hours ago, jedovaty said:

I followed the instructions in that reddit post a year or so ago because I had the ingredients on hand and didn't want to wait for delivery.  It works.  I did most of the boiling on the stove, then transferred to a parchment lined baking sheet in the oven and let it finish baking in there (larger surface area).  I wasn't sure how the boiling down would work in the pot, whether it would scorch or damage it which explains the oven.  I'm not sure if parchment is water proof and could be some chance of a reaction with the aluminum sheet pan and left over citric acid if measurements are right.  You end up with crystals and powder.

 


You don't gave to do all of that evaporation if you're going  to use it in a liquid application. Just use the sodium citrate solution as part of the liquid called for in the recipe.

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