How to Use Agar Agar: 3 Recipes

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Recipes:

Gummy Bears:
250 ml (1 cup) fruit juice
6 grams (3 tsp) agar agar
25 grams sugar

Matcha Mousse:
150 g (5 oz) chopped white chocolate
500 ml (2 cups) coconut milk
85 grams (1/4 cup)
6 grams agar agar
7 grams matcha
3-5 tbsp water

Grapefruit Pearls
250 ml (1 cup) grapefruit juice
2 grams (1 tsp) agar agar
1 litre neutral flavoured oil (canola, peanut, rapeseed etc.)

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[buddhapiyao]

sriracha caviar sounds good for Indian and Thai dishes. Thanks - will make some soon

[Camille_Boomer]

Really cool recipes! I love using agar for my jellies of all kind. I didn't think about using it for mousse before and I think that's a fantastic idea. I will definitely give a try to the match one!

[poincianacouponing]

Thanks. I just bought some agar agar. I don’t eat pork but love gummies. Plan on making healthy ones for my nieces and nephews.

[mq]

I love the last one....beautiful pearls

[blankdice]

Thanks so much for this video! Wished Gelatin as a whole was replaced by this amazing much safer and cruelty-free and nature-safer ingredient worldwide. Got a bucket of it myself and wanted to add that if anyone doesn't have these sold in convenience stores in their countries, they can try any shop that sells lab equipments too since this is also used as a high-level nutrition for organisms, just make sure the company that has made it approves oral consumption of it too.

[oceanbaby]

Wow you rock!... Now I can make gummy bears for my husband. I can't wait to make these I never knew they could be so easy. This was beautifully done. Thanks girl !👩🏽‍🍳😋❤️

[heatherloughran]

I would love to see some whole food plant based recipes your vegan recipes surpass anything else I have seen as a new vegan! Thank you for your vides loving it .

[yobananayo]

Love the video! Thanks as always for taking the time to make them for those who enjoy!👏🙏 Keep on rocking Chef!!

[jessie]

Thank u so much! I find that only ur recipes worked for me

[ChefStVladimir]

About second recipe..
if you boiled just a water with agar-agar, after you put it in the blender jar, little bit waiting for cool, add matcha powder (ceremonial grade) and mix together, you have more greeny color! ;-)

[stewsons]

Can I keep reusing the oil and do the beads stick together on the last recipe? Very helpful.

[stam.k]

Perfect and simple spherification!Agar is a favourite ingredient! Nice work...

[kittykat]

Thank you for all your beautiful videos, so enjoyable.

[normajeanslagel]

I am just learning about about agar-agar, which is how I landed on your video. Very nice. The gummy Candis will work amazing with my Elderberry syrup. I will have to order some agar-agar to do just this thing. I am very interested though in your grapefruit pearls. What all can you use those for? And how long are they good for in the refrigerator? I did read in the comments not to freeze but I didn't see anywhere about how long they would last in the refrigerator. I am thinking these grapefruit pearls might go nicely on a seaweed salad which is something else I am learning about. Thank you for sharing your experience and knowledge I did indeed subscribe.

[augustobrk]

Those spheres are insanely easy! Thank you!

[zoltanhorvath]

So happy to found this channel. Lot of good ideas and inspiration! Keep up!

[victorhugoishere]

I'm very happy I found your channel - and subscribed. Exactly the types of videos I needed to try stuff like this at home. Great quality too!

[zephyr]

how close does dehydrating get to gelatin chewiness/texture? agar gummies always seem to have a crumbly feel to them and shear in one direction vs a stretchy feel in gelatin based gummies.

[soulbytes]

Hi...

Can you mix the coconut milk with fresh milk like 50/50 thanks

Awsome video thank you so much

[mog]

For the last recipe, does the oil get too contaminated to be used for general purpose again?