Original Floret Marshmallow
by Food·Color
Favorite
Difficulty
Easy
Time
1h
Serving
2
From spring to autumn, when will it be delayed? Put it down when you can't find the glucose powder, and it's been a long time since you have found the glucose, why is it always dragging on? Procrastination. . .
Finally decided to do it. In fact, it is not as complicated and troublesome as imagined. Although it is a bit clumsy, it does not take as much effort as imagined. It’s just that the fans are a bit difficult to clean up. The whipped slurry does not seem to have good fluidity like the original one. It is poured on the powder and cannot flow into a flat surface by itself. This is convex and the other concave, so I have to pull it by myself to make it barely appear flat. . After cutting into squares or entangled in patterns, I decided to make a pattern after all—just the corners. At the beginning, I caught a mold of a small fish, and everything went down and I found that it was not good. The tail of the fish could easily be pulled off if I didn't pay attention to it. With a handful of powder, I checked the molds and tried a few. Finally, I chose a small flower, which was of a suitable size. Sure enough, it worked, but the plane that was pulled out was thicker than the other, and the carved flowers were also uneven in thickness. Next time I said nothing will be carved. . . "
Finally decided to do it. In fact, it is not as complicated and troublesome as imagined. Although it is a bit clumsy, it does not take as much effort as imagined. It’s just that the fans are a bit difficult to clean up. The whipped slurry does not seem to have good fluidity like the original one. It is poured on the powder and cannot flow into a flat surface by itself. This is convex and the other concave, so I have to pull it by myself to make it barely appear flat. . After cutting into squares or entangled in patterns, I decided to make a pattern after all—just the corners. At the beginning, I caught a mold of a small fish, and everything went down and I found that it was not good. The tail of the fish could easily be pulled off if I didn't pay attention to it. With a handful of powder, I checked the molds and tried a few. Finally, I chose a small flower, which was of a suitable size. Sure enough, it worked, but the plane that was pulled out was thicker than the other, and the carved flowers were also uneven in thickness. Next time I said nothing will be carved. . . "
