Folding is
the process of mixing one delicate ingredient – beaten egg whites, for example –
into other, less-delicate ingredients. The objective is to incorporate the mixture
without deflating it. The best tool for folding is a large, flexible rubber
spatula, and the bigger the bowl, the better. Here’s how it’s done:
Scoop the
delicate egg whites, for example, on top of the other ingredients. Cut the
spatula through the centre to the bottom of the bowl. Pull the spatula towards
you, scraping along the bottom and up the sides. When you pull it out, rotate
the spatula so the mixture falls back into the bowl. Now spin the bowl about 90
degrees and repeat until the batter is just incorporated. Don’t overmix.
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