I love this delicacy. Some time ago she decided to learn how to cook it. To begin with, a recipe for apple marshmallows on agar was found, but attempts to cook it were unsuccessful, there was clearly a strange ratio of sugar and water. After these attempts, I decided not to give up, I began to read a lot, search for recipes on the Internet. And now, having gathered the information, I decided to get down to business. Since there were no suitable apples or berries, I decided to cook it on fruit jelly/with cherry flavor /, I cut all the ingredients in the recipe in half so that, if anything, it would not be so offensive for spoiled products. Here we are...
Instructions
- Meanwhile, put the soaked agar-agar on medium heat, as soon as it boils, add 350 g of sugar, stir, when the syrup boils, cook it for 6 minutes. / be careful! the syrup foams/ Note: on the packaging from agar-agar, it was said to cook for 8 minutes, and in the recipe I relied on, it was indicated to cook with sugar for 6 minutes, in the cookbook it was written differently: "...as soon as the agar-agar boils, put sugar on it and cook until a drop of syrup dropped on a plate spreads; after that, put applesauce in the agar-agar and bring it to a boil again." In general, I think you need to cook the syrup until the sugar dissolves and the mass thickens. While the syrup is cooking, beat 2 proteins with a mixer into a fluffy foam. Cover the baking sheet with baking paper.
- Put the resulting mass in a pastry bag and squeeze it onto a prepared baking sheet. Cook quickly until the marshmallows in the bowl begin to harden. I, for lack of a pastry bag, initially used a regular plastic bag, but since the minced meat cools down quickly, in the end I had to work with a spoon.