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Molecular Gastronomy: Soy Sauce Crystal with Edible Film

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The process is very simple and you just need ultra-thin edible film and a dehydrator. Just spray the edible film with the desired liquid and dehydrate it for 12 hours to make it crispy. To add crunchiness and make it less fragile, it is recommended to overlay 3 edible films; it will still be very thin. Use very flavorful liquids or reduce them first to concentrate the flavor so the resulting crystal paper has the desired taste and aromas. In this case we use soy sauce, which is perfect for this application.
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