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Adding Gelatin to Stock

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By Anne Willan

Published 1989

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Few clarified aspics are certain to stay set without the addition of packaged gelatin to the stock. It is important to add only just enough to avoid a rubbery texture. To test how much gelatin you need, pour a spoonful of stock on to a plate and refrigerate it until cold. If it sets only lightly, soften gelatin in cold water, using 1 tbsp/7 g gelatin per 2 cups/500 ml stock. If the stock does not set, double the amount of gelatin. Clarify the stock as for consommé; let it simmer for 30-40 minutes, then add the gelatin through the hole in the filter. Proceed with clarification.

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