Description
This recipe is different from already posted on the website in its composition and has just the perfect proportion. Because in my recipes I often use glucose, which is not always possible to buy, I decided to publish a recipe of invert syrup, to be able to give a link to it. For the recipe grateful to Olesya from the website Cook at home. Here is what she writes: "the Invert syrup is produced by heating the aqueous sugar solution with acid, when this occurs, the inversion process consists in the splitting of sucrose to fructose and glucose. To invert is used, the acid (in this case lemon). Invert syrup has antiretaliation and water-binding properties, which increases the shelf life of products without loss of quality. Creams, sugar Fudge and other products made with invert syrup, not zasaharivanija during storage. Invert syrup can be used instead of: corn syrup, confectionary, glucose, maple syrup, molasses."
Ingredients
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Cooking
Place the sugar in a saucepan with a thick bottom (if not, you can use a deep pan, into which pour the water and place it in the pan, so not quite a steam bath, but not burn!), pour hot water and bring to boil. Reduce the heat to the minimum. Add citric acid, stir well.
Cook for approximately 20 minutes. The syrup should not boil and seethe and look at the photo.
If you have a confectionery thermometer, then cook to a temperature of 109"S, if not, to audition for a thick thread. To test the readiness of the syrup on thick thread, you need to draw with a dry spoon a little of the syrup to drip on a saucer and cool down very quickly (you can blow on the syrup). Then the thumb and forefinger to capture a little of the syrup and quickly compress and decompress your fingers. If it pulled thick thread (thread 4-5 mm thick) - syrup is ready.
Remove the syrup from heat and cool. The finished syrup has the consistency and color of light liquid honey. Pour into a glass jar and close the lid. Syrup stored in the refrigerator for about 3 months.
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