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A great technique for thickening sauces and pie fillings is to use a tablespoon of agar agar flakes instead of starch. Agar agar is a setting agent derived from seaweed and it ensures a really smooth finish without masking flavour as starch does. Agar agar is also a good vegetarian replacement for gelatine in recipes, and it is a lot more heat resistant.
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Title: | Heston Blumenthal's chicken and ham pie |
Descrition: | A great technique for thickening sauces and pie fillings is to use a tablespoon of agar agar flakes instead of starch. Agar agar is a setting agent derived from seaweed and it ensures a really smooth finish without masking flavour as starch does. Agar agar is also a good vegetarian replacement for gelatine in recipes, and it is a lot more heat resistant. |
Heston Blumenthal's chicken and ham pie
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Baking & Spices
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Heston Blumenthal's chicken and ham pie
A great technique for thickening sauces and pie fillings is to use a tablespoon of agar agar flakes instead of starch. Agar agar is a setting agent derived from seaweed and it ensures a really smooth finish without masking flavour as starch does. Agar agar is also a good vegetarian replacement for gelatine in recipes, and it is a lot more heat resistant.