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Garden Parties

acidboy

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in honor of this thread, I will submit sometime in the near future, a planned garden party by a cousin in law, where she will attempt to learn how to spit roast a whole pig, including the slaughter of the animal, the design of the roast, etc.

will try to include edited pics of the slaughter of course.

and will bring a watermelon/avocado "cake" to the party.
 

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Originally Posted by kwilkinson
LULZ. So behind the times. Khymos was talking about carrageenan in his FIRST edition. lol lol lol lol. Wow dude, get with it.

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Methylcellulose A and B?
 

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Originally Posted by ama
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Methylcellulose A and B?

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Try Xantham gum and Gellan gum, sir. Although these are usually blended with other hydrocolloids like locust bean gum or guar gum to obtain optimal rheology. Now paypal me $50 for my shared knowledge!
 

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Originally Posted by kwilkinson
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Try Xantham gum and Gellan gum, sir. Although these are usually blended with other hydrocolloids like locust bean gum or guar gum to obtain optimal rheology.
Now paypal me $50 for my shared knowledge!


<----- molecular gastronomy fail
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What is Gallan gum? I've heard and eaten (knowingly) the others. I don't know anything about Gellan gum or eaten it knowingly. PP incoming.
 

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Originally Posted by ama
<----- molecular gastronomy fail
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What is Gallan gum? I've heard and eaten (knowingly) the others. I don't know anything about Gellan gum or eaten it knowingly. PP incoming.


All your answers are belong to Khymos
 

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Originally Posted by kwilkinson
All your answers are belong to Khymos
Cool link, thanks. I love that kind of stuff. I'm going to buy some Gallen gum and play with it. I have had it it turns out. But lets get this threak back on track to DTville. LOL @ watermelon "cake."
 

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Originally Posted by ama
Cool link, thanks. I love that kind of stuff. I'm going to buy some Gallen gum and play with it. I have had it it turns out.

But lets get this threak back on track to DTville. LOL @ watermelon "cake."


Speaking of hydrocolloid use and getting this threak back on track, Matt and I ate at Alinea this weekend and were talking about how so many places do that kind of thing wrong. And how people focus so much on making food pretty/beautiful/picture-worthy that it doesn't taste very good. Then you come to this thread and realize that sometimes food is ugly as sin and probably ****************, and you thank God that you don't have to eat that crap.
 

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Originally Posted by kwilkinson
Speaking of hydrocolloid use and getting this threak back on track, Matt and I ate at Alinea this weekend and were talking about how so many places do that kind of thing wrong. And how people focus so much on making food pretty/beautiful/picture-worthy that it doesn't taste very good. Then you come to this thread and realize that sometimes food is ugly as sin and probably ****************, and you thank God that you don't have to eat that crap.

That's a very Jack Handey Deep Thought.


Did you guys play footsie?
 

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Originally Posted by kwilkinson
Speaking of hydrocolloid use and getting this threak back on track, Matt and I ate at Alinea this weekend and were talking about how so many places do that kind of thing wrong. And how people focus so much on making food pretty/beautiful/picture-worthy that it doesn't taste very good. Then you come to this thread and realize that sometimes food is ugly as sin and probably ****************, and you thank God that you don't have to eat that crap.

Grant is going to kick your ass if he ever finds out you mentioned the name of his restaurant in this threak.
 

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Originally Posted by ama
Grant is going to kick your ass if he ever finds out you mentioned the name of his restaurant in this threak.

Grant is putting a version of watermelon cake on his menu.

He's also turning it into a drink for his Aviary bar.
 

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Originally Posted by Roikins
Grant is putting a version of watermelon cake on his menu.

He's also turning it into a drink for his Aviary bar.


He will likely substitute pine nuts for pumpkin seeds to make it a little classier.
 

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