I’m avoiding editing photos (people, not food) and took a peek at Google Analytics to find that a ton of people are looking at my chili recipe right now.
I thought it would be fun to see what YOUR top posts are right now! Open GA and navigate to REALTIME then CONTENT. Comment with your top 5 posts!
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@megan I don’t recommend eating yellow broccoli. I haven been surprised at how many people have asked this question. It skyrocketed since Covid started, so I did a bunch of other similar posts on other veggies.
So lecithin is basically an emulsifier and foam stabilizer. It’s usually found in egg yolk (hence it’s use in mayonaise and aioli), mustard (a tad in vinaigrettes helps bind them) and soy. You can get it in powdered form and add about a 1/4 teaspoon to some liquid, hit it with an immersion blender (or latte frother) and it’ll create a fine-grained foam.
I love me some lecithin foams. Great for “fancy” appetizers and stuff. A lot of modernist restaurant make like lamb consume and crazy reductions for it…I use like straight soy sauce, balsamic vinegar, bottled sauces, pomegranite juice, haha, anything quick and easy!