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SirKasmus1
2 years ago

What do you mean?

For fruitcake?

Pectin, agar agar and carrageen are good substitutes.

Pectin is best suited for fruitcakes according to German recipe, as it has quite the same consistency, base and taste. However, it is necessary to heat it and cannot stir it cold.

The 3 forearms are all planting without animal additives.

Lg

verreisterNutzer
2 years ago
Reply to  SirKasmus1

Panna cotta – boiled cream

SirKasmus1
2 years ago

That should work with Agar Agar. Take a little less than the recipe, because it is better “gelated”.

CASE

If the result is not deaf, try the next time with carrageen. This is actually better for it, but much more expensive.

LG

verreisterNutzer
2 years ago

Ty. I’ll see what they got

GoodRuby
2 years ago

Take Agar-Agar:

Agar, whether or not Agar-Agar, Agartang, edges or also Chinese or Japanese gelatine is a galactose polymer which can form bilean. The basic units of the agar are agarose and sulfated agarepine. Agar becomes from the cell walls of some algaeManufactured mainly from East Asia.Wikipedia

because I am German

verreisterNutzer
2 years ago
Reply to  GoodRuby

Is that for sale?

LeckermaulVK
2 years ago

Sure.

LeckermaulVK
2 years ago

Nice!

verreisterNutzer
2 years ago

I’m mad at you

CrystalDragon7
2 years ago

I don’t know if it’s halal.

I just know there’s something like that!

Just ask in a Turkish food store once! They should know that and if they have it, you at least know that it comes from animals that have been slaughtered in a terrible way!

LG ChrystalDragon7 🍀

Erdbeere54321
2 years ago

In the Turkish supermarket you get beef gelatine.

iddqdidkfa
2 years ago

also gives gelatin from beef.