Delicious winter mandarin & vanilla dessert! Fine dining recipes


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Hey guys! Today we’re going to make a beautiful mandarin & vanilla dessert. It’s a caramelized mandarin fluid gel with a mandarin …

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  1. Ma Connie
    Ma Connie says:

    You are amazing, it looks fancy and elegant👍🏻
    But I have a question, I always confuse about Gelatine, there’s different type of Gelatine, like titanium, silver, platinum etc…which type you normally use?

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  2. John Smith
    John Smith says:

    Yet another fantastic dish.

    Two questions:

    1. you say to let it defrost, how long would you recommend? 10-15minutes?
    2. Could you do a dish involving Fallow? it rarely comes up in cuisine and i would be thoroughly interested to see your take on it!

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  3. clasifi1
    clasifi1 says:

    Mandarins!! yesss !!! … Once again, beautiful presentation, clear and concise. @0:53 really appreciate as to "why" you're using "x" amount of "x" ingredient, (though i was aware of the agar rule). Also, @1:42 for the "cremeux" preparation, i see that you're using 4 yolks for about 230 gr of liquid. So that would be more or less 80gr of egg yolks right,? So a third of the weight in liquid to get this consistency/texture, is that a general rule for your "cremeux" ? I'd love for you to also do a video about Vinegar in general. How you balance the amount of vinegar relative to the amount of sugar you're using ( not just for the sweet and sour taste).. or without it (for the acidity). If you have any tips in particular. etc..
    PS: still no recipe with chestnuts ?
    re-PS: Your vids using 1 ingredient only series was excellent, will you do another in the future ?.

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  4. JDS CHRIS_YT
    JDS CHRIS_YT says:

    Hey man..love your videos..inspiring and innovative..but I'm facing a massive problem..all the molds from Mold brothers are too expensive to ship to India..it's more than the cost of the actual mold..any advice?

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