Re: Those darn fish-eyes

From: Ender100@aol.com
Date: 01/07/04-09:15:09 PM Z
Message-id: <144.20011c9b.2d2e253d@aol.com>

The double boiler sounds like a good idea...now if I can just get the cow to
stick her hoof in the double boiler without spilling.....

In a message dated 1/7/04 2:59:52 PM, kateb@paradise.net.nz writes:

> To add to this - I've been watching for fish-eyes since this discussion
> began - I get them, but because I use a roller to smooth off the coat, they
> disappear entirely. I agree with Dave on this, another brushing will get rid
> of them in most cases. I use gelatin at 45 deg C, the recommended
> temperature for gelatine. I disagree with Dave on the heating processs tho,
> cooks know ( Granny was a Home Ec teacher)that gelatin can stick and burn -
> that's the reason for the water bath - also..........it shouldn't be
> overheated as this breaks it down and reduces setting capacity (or so I have
> always been told), and heating in a pot heats unevenly, causing the whole
> boiling (lol) to become suspect.
> Kate
>
Received on Wed Jan 7 21:15:25 2004

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