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By James Peterson

Published 1991

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The initial moistening of such ingredients as hydrocolloids and gelatin. Many thickeners and emulsifiers, especially hydrocolloids, need to be hydrated before they can be used, or they will remain undissolved. Some ingredients must be hydrated in hot or boiling liquid, or at a specific temperature (in which it can be useful to hydrate sous vide); others can be hydrated in liquid at any temperature.

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