Monday, March 1, 2010

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Industrial Eisrezept comparison

industry and food, that will not really go into our heads together. How to be built under the pressure of the market and investors decent food. It must be clean, durable and cheap. Recently also low in fat.

I found on Cyber Colloids , a manufacturer of texture donors, hydrocolloids and the like, an industry standard found Eisrezept, which I would like to try once

Here is the original recipe.

water 64.4% ;
table sugar
12% milk powder 12%
butter fat 8%
glucose syrup 3%
mono-diglycerides 0.3%
Johannisbrotkernmehl 0; 15%
Vanille Aroma 0.1%
Farbstoff  0,05 %                                      
Kappa Carageen  0,02 %                        
Gesamt: 100 %                

Here, the modified version of me:

34.4% milk 344 grams
cream 50% 500g butter
0%
sugar 12% 120 grams (60 and 60 sugar glucose)
glucose syrup 3 % 30 grams
glycerol 0.3% 3 grams
locust bean gum 0.15% 1.5 grams
4 tonka beans, coarsely chopped
Kappa Carageen 0.2 grams
total: about 1002.7 grams

The milk powder, water, butter mixture, I've replaced by milk and cream. The vanilla flavor of tonka beans.

Stir all ingredients together cold and heat to 85 degrees. pasteurization at 75 degrees for 30 minutes, which I can save the house owner. Why should they? It's no raw egg as an emulsifier in it. Beat the mixture vigorously to homogenize them and then to mature for four hours. The Tonkabohnensplitter strain. Freeze in the ice machine to ice. freeze 30 degrees - overnight at. For storage at - 18 degrees in the freezer store.

The tonka bean, the Brulées so happy as a cheap but effective substitute vanilla in the crème of the better restaurants occur makes as Eisaroma quite excellent.

I'm curious.

Note: The milk powder content in the original recipe brings wealth into the ice. The use of milk does not automatically mean an increase in quality. Despite everything, the 75% water / sugar in the recipe no serious position, so I undertook a "small" changes.

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