Watermelon Spherification - Molecular Gastronomy

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Published 2016-06-24
In this episode Josh makes refreshing watermelon spheres using Calcium Lactate and Sodium Alginate.


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All Comments (21)
  • @tonyfisher7571
    Works better if you freeze it. Then drop the frozen ones in and when they melt the calcium will react forming a membrane and more uniform sphere.
  • @clf6715
    Thanks for taking the time to learn this technique, making a nice video, and then sharing. I'm still learning so this is helpful.
  • How much time does it take to remove all the air bubbles from the sodium alginate solution?
  • Can I order this on Amazon fresh, already made, like every thing else?
  • @kunalg668
    thnx gastronomic channel to upload such videos. This has helped me a lot to make use of own experience and creativity to come out with some new product. thanks a lot once again😍😍
  • hey this is like those asian candy sets i used to buy in chinatown as a kid.
  • @ajayamdawadi
    When we make this burst from inside but after 2 days it become solid from inside also
  • @gauravsahu9160
    Please help. When I put my juice in sodium alginate solution, the gel membrane just disperses away in the solution. Where am I going wrong? Please
  • @mishko959
    Is this sodium alginate content right? Elsewhere I've seen mostly up to 1% , but you have 5%...
  • @dizziechef9502
    Ts is how I make my pasta. Only I use kitchen aid and make bigger batch. I also make lasagna noodles too this way.
  • @tansuaksu
    where can i get the copy of this amazing music
  • Also you showed 5g of alginate and only had 1g and the calcium 1g but you add 5g. Why did you switched?
  • @coffeesali
    stay connected dear friend 🙏🙏 have a holly jolly Christmas🎄🎄🎁🎁🎉🎉✨✨🎆🎆