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Hypothesis
If we mix sodium and water or any other liquid then we can transform drinks into semi-solid juice balls
that explode in your mouth.
General Objective
To create an easier and more comfortable way to drink and to transport the beverages they want more
easily when they need or want them.
Specific objectives
Background
Spherification is an avant-garde creative cooking technique by which we can gel a liquid to give it
the shape of liquid spheres.
The beauty of spherification lies in the fact that it allows us to encapsulate a liquid of a certain
flavor in a thin layer of gelatin, forming a sphere that hatches in the mouth when eaten, causing
an intense and surprising burst of the liquid's flavor.
Spherification, roughly speaking, consists of provoking the reaction of alginate with calcium,
which causes the liquid to gel externally, encapsulating it.
Materials:
3: Perforated spherification spoon, ideal for taking the spherifications from the bath to the water for
preserving or for plating.
4: Caviarera, utensil for dosing direct spherification.
6: pH Kit. It is only necessary in the Direct Spherification when we have a very acid liquid and when
throwing it on the bath it does not gel. In this case we will add Kit pH of 0.5g in 0.5g until the
reaction takes place correctly.
8: Calcium chloride. It is dosed at 5g/l of water (used only for baths, as it adds flavor).
10: Xanthan. It is used in Reverse Spherification to give a little density to the liquid. It does not add
flavor and makes the elaboration of the spheres easier. Also add 0.5g by 0.5g, just enough so that
the liquid is a little dense and falls to the bottom of the bath.