*For this recipe I used 35% fat cream and Callebaut white chocolate chips. Note that if you end up using cream with a different fat percentage or a different brand of white chocolate you might find yourself needing to adjust the amounts to get your desired texture.
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Here's a quick tutorial on how to make these super easy parmesan cheese crisps. They look fancy but they're only one ingredient. All you need is grated parmesan. Support the channel and get a Lemon Membership here: https://chef.studio/the-lemon/
I've found that if you use the inner part of the parmesan as opposed to the harder stuff near the rind you get much better results. I think it has something to do with the moisture in the cheese separating from the fat.
Grate your parm, place in on a silpat lined baking sheet, bake at 400 F (200 C) for 5 minutes. Be careful because these burn easily. You can shape them right out of the oven when they are still pliable or use a cutter to get a super clean shape.
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I’m Kristin, a professional chef and film maker, welcome to my test kitchen. If you like educational cooking tutorials, recipes and visual food blogs then this is the cooking channel for you. I wanted to create a cooking show that highlights my skills as a culinary chef and pastry cook.
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I wanted to make a sort of Valentine's Day inspired dessert. This is a plum and amaretto rose tart, flavoured with almond extract and amaretto. Before anyone loses their minds, yes I did buy pre made tart shells. I make tart shells all the time to a point that if I'm being honestly, has really put me off wanting to make them. Also, making tart shells is really quite a basic skill and I wanted to get to the more interesting portion of the recipe. I think this makes a really lovely and unexpected Valentine's day dessert.
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Another note, if I was serving this in a restaurant I would wear gloves while assembling, these are just for me so I didn't bother ( I also hate how the purple gloves look on camera).
Recipe:
Amaretto Pastry Cream:
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Day 6 (or something?) of pasta week! I'm making charcoal farfalle using a basic water and flour pasta dough base. All you have to do is add in a bit of activated charcoal powder to get the beautiful colour. Check out some of the other basic pasta recipes in the Pasta Week Playlist.
Recipe:
2 cups flour
1 cup water
1.5 tsp charcoal powder
1 tsp salt
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While up visiting my grandparents recently, I decided to shoot a short video. Here is a little bit of my Grandmother's story. Without her and her influence, I can say with certainty that I wouldn't be working as a professional cook today.
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Agar agar is a vegan gelatine alternative derived from algae. I'll be telling you what it is and how to use it. It's use in culinary applications is becoming more widespread as more people choose to eliminate animal products from their diets. In this video, I made a rain drop cake to show the gelling properties of agar powder. There are a number of differences between agar agar and gelatine which I highlight in the video and I also explain how to properly use it for maximum success. There is a very specific method for making agar agar based gelled products that needs to be followed.
If you are looking to purchase agar, you can find it at your local health food store or asian supermarket.
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This recipe for balsamic caramel sauce follows a basic caramel sauce method but adds in balsamic vinegar to give the flavour a bit more richness and intensity. It might sound weird but it's actually really delicious and goes well over vanilla ice cream and on fresh berries (especially strawberries).
Here's the recipe:
100 grams sugar
60 grams balsamic + 20 grams reserved
100 ml 35% cream
Pinch of salt
Method: Cook the sugar and 60 g balsamic until the syrup reaches 300 F (148 C) remove from the heat and slowly add in 100 ml cream. Finish with 20 g balsamic and a pinch of salt. Cool and serve. This will keep in the fridge for 2 weeks.
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Crisp and airy sponge toffee with the addition of beet. This beet sponge toffee taste primarily the same as regular sponge toffee but with the added complexity and earthiness of beetroot. The beet juice and powder also add a beautiful colour and make this toffee stunningly pink. This would make a great addition to any dessert or are perfectly delicious to snack on on their own.
Recipe:
400 g sugar
110 corn syrup or golden syrup
80 ml beet juice
1 tbsp baking soda
1/4 tsp cream of tartar
1 heaping tbsp beet powder
Beet powder can be found in health food shops or very easily online. You can also make your own by dehydrating beets or beet puree and grinding it up into powder.
I've tried a number of ways to get this to work over the last few years and recently found a recipe similar to the final recipe here: https://thekatetin.com/beetroot-honeycomb/
She uses food colour and slightly different measurements but was a great inspiration and help to me so this recipe is also worth checking out!
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