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Pandora wrote:
> "Judith Umbria" > ha scritto nel messaggio > oups.com... > >>>>>I must try your recipe because when I make panna cotta it is always too >>>>>liquid . >> >>Where can you get powdered gelatin here, Pandora? All I can find are >>sheets and they don't translate to recipes that use powdered. >> > > > Judith! I have seen Guido's recipe. He speaks of *unflovoured* gelatin. Not > * powered* gelatin. > WhY did you think it was powdered? > > cheers > Pandora > > Pandora, since Judith isn't around, I'll answer this: the recipe calls for teaspoons of gelatin, which implies it isn't sheets (or cubes). Also, in American cooking, powdered gelatin is often mentioned (but I've never seen sheets mentioned). So I think if we were to know the weight of a teaspoon an powdered gelatin, we could then weigh European sheets and compare ![]() I'd weigh sheet,s but don't have any gelatin around. Although I've been wanting to do a quark torte, for which I'd use it. You know, using those polenta cookies for a bottom (crushed and mixed with melted butter) ![]() |
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