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A raindrop on a leaf

I consider myself somewhat gentle, fragile and simplistic and this food represents what I felt like. My girlfriend also says I remind her of one, which has made me appreciate it more. The concept of a raindrop on a leaf, something so simple and natural, brings me satisfaction and gives me a break from more detailed foods.

Something I also really like is that you can customize these cakes to your liking! Not every raindrop cake has to be transparent. You can use different flavors or items.

Carolina Arauzo Gónzalez, 4º ESO

Raindrop Cake

Ingredients

  • 1 cup Water
  • 3/4 teaspoon Agar Agar

Toppings:

  • Lemonade Powder
  • Raw Sugar
  • Kinako
  • Kuromitsu

Elaboration

  1. Prepare the Mold: Lightly oil a round mold or use a silicone mold.
  2. Make the Gel: In a pan, mix water, agar-agar powder, sugar, and salt. Heat the mixture, stirring until the agar-agar dissolves completely.
  3. Set the Cake: Pour the mixture into the mold and let it cool at room temperature for about 30 minutes, or until set. After its done you set it up.

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