• How to make FISH MOSAIC at home with Saif Dine Chaabeni. 🐟
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- Опубликовано: 15 янв 2024
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• Have you ever heard about Meat Glue, a.k.a. Transglutaminase, also a.k.a. Activa RM?
Well, that's a very cool molecular gastronomy ingredient, that many fine dining Chefs use to create beautiful meat and fish mosaics and roulades.
By using meat glue you can combine together what's normally would never go together, e.g. tuna and sea bass, shrimps and scallops, squab and foie gras, and the list goes on and on.
Meat glue is also often used in sausage production to help the protein binding.
Do you want to learn more about this cool ingredient? Let me know in the comments✌🏻
Ingrédients Fish Mosaic
1 PCS Royal Sea Bream
1 GR Meat Glue
1 GR Charcoal powder
1 PCS Beetroot - Juice
• Ingrédients Liquid Brine
500 ML Water
50 GR Salt
50 GR Sugar
Preparation
STEP 1
Clean the fish and cut it into fillets
STEP 2
Liquid Brine : Mix all ingredients. Stir until the salt and sugar are completely dissolved. and put the fillets Leave it for 20 minutes
STEP 3
Marinate the fish with beetroot juice for 10 minutes
STEP 4
Put a little meat glue powder on top of the fish fillets and do the same with the charcoal
STEP 5
Roll The fish up using the cling film. Tighten the ends tightly.
STEP 6
Immerse your fish in a tray filled with water and put in oven Cook for 10 minutes 180°C
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Spectacular
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Stunning work 🔥
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This looks so perfect 🤯 proud of you saifoun and will always be ❤️
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Woooow I like your work !!
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Œuvre d’art !
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Nice !!
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Incredible plate chef. Your video style is also so unique. I’m sure you’ll be massive in no time
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Great job Saifoun ❤️
Your fusion of art and cooking in this fish dish is remarkable. The color combination, innovative tricks, and attention to detail are incredibly impressive. The high-quality video production just adds to the overall perfection. You've really raised the bar for culinary excellence! Keep inspiring with your creativity👏👏.
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What are the black colors applied? Above your thickness
when i saw how red the fish got from the beets i literally said WOW out loud! lol
So im guessing the charcoal adds bitterness to the fish what was the sauce? Im guessing sweet to offset it or something else?
Amazing video man!
I'm glad you enjoyed the video! ☺️
Just a quick note about the charcoal: it's actually edible and won't add bitterness to the fish. It mainly provides a smoky flavor.
Thanks for your comment and you're welcome!
Can you please tell us what you powdered on the fish to make it black?
It is activated charcoal !
please tell me how to make orange and green mix oil
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hello where can i find the recipe for this ?
In the description
Activated carbon does not add flavor. But visually it is enriching and very attractive. Nowadays it is fashionable and we even see it in ice cream parlors. However, ingesting activated charcoal causes severe constipation. Hence its use in massive diarrhea.
Thanks for your comment! You're absolutely right that activated carbon doesn't add flavor, but it does add a visually captivating element to various dishes and treats. It's interesting to see how it's becoming popular, even in unexpected places like ice cream parlors. And you make a good point about its use in cases of severe diarrhea, where it can help alleviate symptoms. It's fascinating how its properties can have both aesthetic and functional applications.
Hi Saif! In Your mosaic looks amazing! I tried to repaid your recipe but it didn't work for me.. At what temperature did you cooked the fish? My question is because transglutaminase as I found working till 50C, and then it loose it's adhesive.. Where did you keep the fish before you cooked it? How long and at what temperature? What proportions did you used when you powdered transglutaminase? In my fish it didn't glued at all.. 🥺 I will be very thankful for your answers!
After applying the meat glue powder and rolling the fish, it's important to freeze it for 1 to 2 hours to help with the bonding process. Using 1 gram of meat glue per fish is a good proportion, and cooking the fish immersed in a tray filled with water at 180°C for 10 minutes should yield the desired results. After finishing cooking the fish, it's recommended to place it in a bowl with water and ice for rapid cooling. This helps to stop the cooking process and maintain the texture and flavor of the fish.
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