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blue_dolphin

blue_dolphin

1 hour ago, gilbertlevine said:

 

Do you think that it could be done with the ninja creami ?

 

49 minutes ago, Kerry Beal said:

Quite likely - if you look on the creami thread, I think I might have shown making pate in it - that or somebody else did


I think it could be done. I made a chicken liver pate in the Creami following a PacoJet recipe. The liver went in the blender before freezing with chunks of butter. Then it took a couple of spins, first from frozen to pulverize everything. The second spin was at 60°F to emulsify it. 

 

Edited to add that obviously meat is doing to have tougher connective tissue than liver but I still think it's worth a try.  I'd definitely try it if I wanted to make a scallop or shellfish mousse and chicken might need one more spin.  Here's a PacoJet recipe for a chicken mousse

 

 

 

blue_dolphin

blue_dolphin

28 minutes ago, gilbertlevine said:

 

Do you think that it could be done with the ninja creami ?

 

9 minutes ago, Kerry Beal said:

Quite likely - if you look on the creami thread, I think I might have shown making pate in it - that or somebody else did


I think it could be done. I made a chicken liver pate in the Creami following a PacoJet recipe. The liver went in the blender before freezing with chunks of butter. Then it took a couple of spins, first from frozen to pulverize everything. The second spin was at 60°F to emulsify it. 

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