I create a taste experience, for my orange-apple-ginger smoothie, that I used to drink the first few days. I want to have the taste as a dissolved paper in your mouth, so I've been working on some recipes, so far, not so bad...
I will add the flavour hopefully over the weekend, to see how it works.
I love doing these experiences, I prefer to do them then read another research, I need to do both...
3.11.19
So I played with the taste and texture and didn't succeed very well. So today I tried to do jello. I used agar agar which is a Chinese grass or something like that, I tried to keep it as natural as possible - natural ingredients, vegan, recycled, organic, no artificial flavour etc.
The first time was too watery, the second time was better but the consistency was still quite watery. The third time I put a lot of agar agar and the consistency was very hard, too hard, the fourth time I tried to follow the instruction, but got a little distracted when I left the liquid boiling and it turned into some crunchy paper.
Next time, I'll add the juice, reduce a little bit of the agar agar, and hopefully,
it will come out perfect.
7-11
Taste - jelly
The actors will walk holding trays with the jelly and thongs and giving them to the people in the festival, and sharing the story according to a short text I prepare in advance.
one jelly will be orange/apple/ginger, one elderflower and one petel?
1 - to give you strength and empowering
2 - to create excitement, revolutionary taste, uplifting
3 - cry, yarn and missing of someone loved
Test - make the jelly and bring it to school or football class, ask people to taste it and document their thoughts.
Jelly in my belly:
3 tbs agar agar
2 cups of water
5 tbs sugar
too hard
the best ratio should be 1 tsp agar agar powder to 1 cup liquid
add sugar to flavour.
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