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DIY Molecular Gastronomy: Turning Liquids into Edible Spheres

Babatunde Olufemi8 months ago15 hours ago15 mins

Molecular gastronomy DIY will earn you the moniker of food alchemist. It’s not all tricks, but the appropriate understanding and application of scientific knowledge. If you have ever nursed the idea of turning fruit juice into edible pearls, it’s not a castle in the sky.  Food spherification at home is just one of many methods…

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