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Gelatine powder 240 Bloom 1 kg

Strong pork gelatine powder with a minimum of 240 Bloom. For brawn, meat jelly, aspic, mousse and cheesecake. 15 to 32 grams per litre.

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Gelatine powder 240 Bloom: strong gel for brawn, aspic, mousse and cheesecake

Gelatine powder with a minimum of 240 Bloom, a strong grade that sets firm and clear. It works just as well in the meat kitchen, for brawn, meat jelly, aspic and pâtés, as in the pastry kitchen for mousse, cheesecake and panna cotta. At 15 to 32 grams per litre of liquid, depending on how firm you want it, 1 kilo covers between 31 and 67 litres.

Minimum 240 Bloom
15 to 32 grams per litre
For meat jelly and pastry
1 kilo for large batches

Bloom is the measure of gel strength, and the higher the number, the firmer it sets with the same amount of powder. 240 Bloom gives a gel that holds its shape when the brawn is sliced or the cheesecake comes out of the tin. The powder blooms in cold water and dissolves in warm liquid, with no need to boil. The gelatine is made from pork rind, so it is not suitable for vegetarian food or for those who avoid pork.

Pro tip!
Sprinkle the powder over cold water, rather than pouring water over the powder, to avoid lumps. Let it bloom for 5 to 10 minutes, then dissolve it in warm liquid that is not boiling, as boiling weakens the gel. Unsure whether the meat jelly will set firmly enough? Put a spoonful on a cold plate in the fridge for 5 minutes before you pour it.

Features

  • Strong gel: A minimum of 240 Bloom gives a firm and stable texture.
  • Sweet and savoury: Brawn, meat jelly, aspic and pâté, or mousse, cheesecake and panna cotta.
  • Adjust the firmness: 15 grams per litre gives a soft set, over 28 grams a firm, sliceable set.
  • Made from pork rind: Pure pork gelatine, with 89 grams of protein per 100 grams.
  • Large pack: 1 kilo covers 31 to 67 litres of liquid, depending on firmness.

How to use

  1. Weigh out the gelatine according to the dosage guide.
  2. Sprinkle the powder over cold water and let it bloom for 5 to 10 minutes.
  3. Dissolve it in warm liquid while stirring, without boiling.
  4. Mix into the stock, mixture or cream and stir well.
  5. Chill until the gel has set.

Dosage guide

Soft: panna cotta, mousse, cheesecake 15 to 18 grams per litre
Medium: jelly, confectionery, aspic 20 to 25 grams per litre
Firm: pâté, meat jelly, brawn 28 to 32 grams per litre
1 kilo covers, soft 56 to 67 litres
1 kilo covers, medium 40 to 50 litres
1 kilo covers, firm 31 to 36 litres

Specifications

Product Gelatine powder
Source Pork (pork rind)
Gel strength Minimum 240 Bloom
Ingredients Gelatine powder 240 Bloom (pork rind)
Nutrition per 100 grams Energy 1488 kJ / 356 kcal, fat 0 g, carbohydrate 0 g, protein 89 g, salt 0.025 g
Pack size 1 kilo
Uses Brawn, meat jelly, aspic, pâté, mousse, cheesecake, panna cotta and jelly

FAQ Frequently asked questions

What does 240 Bloom mean?

Bloom is a measure of gel strength. The number tells you how firm the gel sets, and the higher it is, the firmer it sets with the same amount of gelatine. 240 Bloom is considered a strong grade.

How much gelatine do I need per litre?

It depends on how firm you want it. Around 15 to 18 grams per litre gives a soft set, like panna cotta and mousse, 20 to 25 grams gives jelly and aspic, and 28 to 32 grams gives firm meat jelly and pâté.

What is the gelatine made from?

Pork rind, in other words pork. It contains 89 grams of protein per 100 grams and neither fat nor carbohydrate. As it is made from pork, it is not suitable for vegetarian food or for those who avoid pork.

Can I use it for brawn?

Yes. Stir the gelatine into the warm stock after the meat has cooked, using 28 to 32 grams per litre for a firm brawn that can be sliced.

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Foodstuff Collection

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