Pretty simple actually when you get the temp of the isomalt just right. I didn't have an induction burner which could have made this a lot easier but it worked. Heat the isomalt to 265F and dip the end of a 1" ring mold into the isomalt and slowly remove. Then hold the ring mold over a bath of extra virgin olive oil and drop 1/4 teaspoon of your desired oil into it. As the oil goes through the bottom of the ring mold the isomalt encapsulates it as it drops and there you go. Here was the bonbon in action on our shortrib dish nestled into a dollop of parsnip puree..
Overall a good tasting, solid flavors and technique.
I've had Jose's Olive Oil BonBon (at Bazaar in the Saam room) and would love to try this at home!
ReplyDeleteit is easier than I thought it would be, should have no problems doing this at home as long as the isomalt is at the right temp.
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