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Crunchy Bloody Mary. Molecular gastronomy. No it's not jello, it's a real Bloody Mary.
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oh man, s&p, i sure would love to be munching on a stalk of your molecular celery right now, and it's barely lunchtime! are they difficult to make at home?
 
oh man, s&p, i sure would love to be munching on a stalk of your molecular celery right now, and it's barely lunchtime! are they difficult to make at home?

Hi V, no, they are very easy to make. I made my own tomato juice but you can use what ever you like. For this recipe I used 2oz of vodka, 1/2 cup of tomato juice. You can spice it the way you like your bloody mary's. In a small pan pour in the bloody mary and add 2 grams of Agar Agar, then just bring to a boil and pour into the celery sticks and let cool in the fridge.
 
where does one go to buy this agar agar, s&p? wouldn't this bloody mary celery make a lovely summertime appy, 'specially outdoors, just grillin 'n chillin....
 
where does one go to buy this agar agar, s&p? wouldn't this bloody mary celery make a lovely summertime appy, 'specially outdoors, just grillin 'n chillin....

Go to, Molecule R.com then "shop".
Yes, it's something different. I have to cook for a friends demise this weekend, so I'll be using it as a garnish along with cupcake chicken and lollipop buffalo chicken legs.
 
That's cool, S&P!

Does boiling the bloody reduce the alcohol content?
 
Yes, it's something different. I have to cook for a friends demise this weekend, so I'll be using it as a garnish along with cupcake chicken and lollipop buffalo chicken legs.

S&P, do you have pics of these? Cupcakes and lollipops don't sound like the usual bachelor party fare. Maybe recipes too?
 
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A couple of questions...did you use the flakes or powder (agar agar).. what would be the equivalent in tsps. ....can you substitute gelatin for the agar agar???
 
A couple of questions...did you use the flakes or powder (agar agar).. what would be the equivalent in tsps. ....can you substitute gelatin for the agar agar???


I used powder, and weight in on a scale, 2 grams. Gelatin would give it a different texture but would probably work.
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