Why is there a need to ‘bloom’ gelatin?
Blooming (soaking in cold water) ensures gelatin dissolves smoothly in hot liquid, preventing lumps.
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Use a very hot pan or wok, ensure the vegetables are dry, and don’t overcrowd the pan.
How do I prevent rubbery or overcooked shrimp?
Monitor closely while cooking, remove from the heat just as they turn pink, and consider marinating or brining for added moisture.
How do I prevent a dense or heavy consistency in cakes or desserts?
Ensure proper leavening agents, sift dry ingredients, and avoid overmixing the batter.
How do I achieve a crunchy texture in granola?
Use a low oven temperature, spread in a thin layer, and stir occasionally during baking.
