Have you ever tried making foam at home?
Foam is a common element in molecular gastronomy. To create foam, you don't necessarily need to buy specialized molecular gastronomy ingredients. By understanding the components involved in foam creation, you can easily make foam at home. Liquids are able to form foam because they contain lecithin, such as soy lecithin. Common liquids containing lecithin include milk and cream. This is why milk foams when air is introduced, making it perfect for creating delicious drinks like lattes.
Therefore, we can use cream to make this simplified version of foam. This time, BigBoy will create an avocado foam sauce, paired with seared scallops (cooking times are provided below) and some microgreens, to create a dish that is visually appealing, aromatic, and full of flavour!
Scallop Size | 5S | 4S | 3S | 2S | S | M | L | 2L |
Searing Time (Each Side) | 20sec | 25sec | 30sec | 40sec | 50sec | 1min | 1:30'' | 2min |
Ingredients (serve 2)
Basic Ingredients
Scallops (pat dried) | 6-8 pcs |
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Unsalted Butter | 10g |
E.V. Olive Oil | 1 tbsp |
Salt | 1 pinch |
Ground Black Pepper | 1 pinch |
Microgreens | to garnish |
Pickled radish
Cherry Radish | 4 pcs |
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White Wine Vinegar | 50ml |
Sugar | 4 tsp |
Salt | 1 pinch |
Fennel Seeds(optional) | 1 tsp |
Avocado Foam
Plain Yoghurt | 100g |
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Avocado | 1 bulb |
Heavy Cream | 170 ml |
Sugar | 2 tsp |
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