Crystal Max Pro Flavours

[Gregory Monty]

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This week I take a look at Caramel/Crystal malts and how it is different from kilned specialty malts from a flavor perspective. While most homebrewers are very familiar with caramel and crystal malts, few have a well developed understanding of the flavors provided by kilned malts.

Malted barley starts by taking raw barley grain and germinating it by soaking in water. The barley seeds begin to sprout and are allowed to grow for a few days sprouting tiny leaflets and an internal sprout called an acrospire. When the acrospire is approximately the length of the grain, the grain is dried slowly in a kiln down to about 10% moisture.

If dried slowly you can make pale or Pilsner malt. Darker colored base and kilned malts are made by heating the grains to a higher temperature part way through the drying process which can create grains of various darkness depending on the temperature used. This process can produce malts like pale malt, mild, vienna, munich, amber, bisciut, melanoidin and even brown malt.

Crystal malts go through a different process. Instead of being dried and then lightly toasted they are left wet and heated close to mash temperatures where the temperature is held. This effectively mashes the sugars grain husk, converting them into a simpler, sweet form, They are then dried and if desired heated to higher temperature to produce the range of crystal malts from the very light Carafoam to very dark crystal like Special B. They are inherently sweeter, have more dextrines and produce very different flavors than the comparable kilned malts.

Because of the different processes used, the two malts produce a very different flavor profile. Crystal malts in general produce many fruity flavors that are characteristic of English styles including caramel, apricots, raisins, fig and prune flavors. In contrast the kilned malts tend to be malty, bready, cookie-like, biscuity, toasted and sometimes a light caramel but they lack the fruity/raisin flavors.

As we get to the dark caramel and kilned malts near the harsh zone (above 70 L), both malts take on a toasted and even burnt character but again the caramel malts will add dark fruit flavors, while something like a brown malt will tend to be more mocha-coffee like. I do urge you to avoid using harsh zone malts in large quantities for the reasons outlined in this article.

I encourage you to get more familiar with the flavors these malts produce. One great way to do this is by doing sensory analysis of your malts using the new ASBC method outlined here. It is a fantastic project for a brewing club meeting, or you can do a few at a time at home.

Kohakutou is a Japanese candy made from Agar Agar and translates to "amber candy". Kohakutou is made by pouring flavored jelly into a dish and allowing it to set before cutting or tearing into crystal shapes. The candy develops a crunchy outer crust after a few days but remains delightfully chewy inside.

Making the kohakutou is actually really simple. You dissolve the agar agar into the water and bring it to a boil. This is different than using gelatin, you would never boil gelatin, only bloom and then dissolve it.

Take the mixture off the heat and add in some flavoring. I used cotton candy flavoring because I didn't want to color my jelly and cotton candy was clear. I also added a small amount of citric acid to add a little tartness to the candy and cut the sweet taste.

I noticed that the color likes to sit on top of the jelly so I had to use a skewer to kind of make circles going from the top of the jelly down to the bottom. I decided not to fully mix it because I liked the swirls.

When the crystals are fresh, they are very clear and super pretty. Very firm and pretty transparent. You could honestly use them on a cake just like this but they started getting a crystal skin on them fairly quickly.

We all were dying to try the crystal candy and I actually thought it was really good. The texture is not as chewy as regular gummy candy but still very good. I love the contrast between the gummy center and the crunchy exterior.

These edible crystals would be amazing on a geode cake or as favors. I have so many ideas! The best part of these crystal gummies is that they are really inexpensive to make. I used the recommended brand of agar agar (telephone brand) and it was about .80 a packet. Way cheaper than isomalt and a lot easier on the teeth.

I couldn't get the Telephone brand, only the Cup brand. Are you familiar with this? Hoping it works the same. The packaging looks identical though except the picture is a cup and not a telephone haha. Can't wait to try this out.

Did you by chance use a different brand of agar agar? This recipe will not work at all unless you use the telephone brand. I tried to make that super clear in the blog post and the recipe. I'm sorry it didn't work for you

Just took mine out of the fridge and they are AWESOME! I am so excited to bake some cupcakes and show these off at work. My students are going to go nuts! I used LorAnnOils green apple flavoring with the citric acid, and I would definitely use more of both next time (I like a super pronounced sour flavor) and I think I overdid it on the food coloring, but they worked beautifully and I am so pleased!

Hi, I'm Liz! I'm an artist and cake decorator from Portland, Oregon. Cakes are my obession, which is why I'm dedicated to crafting tried-and-true recipes, small cake tutorials, as well as advanced online cake courses!

Lately, I find the hardest part of having food allergies is that I am developing more with age. Peanuts and tree nuts have always been an allergy for me, but I have grown into things like soy, sesame, and many fruits & vegetables. It can be challenging because I know what I am missing. Things like sushi, dim sum, and pretty much Chinese food in all its glory.

Over the years, I have been experimenting with how to get Asian flavours back into my life and this is where I fell in love with fish sauce. It is nowhere near soy sauce or hoisin sauce, but it has the umami and salty flavour that I am looking for in some dishes!

When I was a kid crystal fold was one of those dishes that was so much fun to eat! This was before Mexican food was on our radar, so crystal fold could be considered our taco. We would line our lettuce with hoisin sauce, add the meat, and fried rice noodles. It was a messy good time!

I think this dish is best served with iceberg lettuce. Probably the least healthy lettuce choice, but seriously so crunchy and wraps around the filling really well. If you are an anti-iceberg kind of person, leaf lettuce or Boston lettuce work well and are more attractive when it comes to presentation.

The way we serve this dish is family style. Place all the ingredients in the middle of the table and have at it! Some like no rice, some like it very full, some even like to mix it up. This is a fun and social meal that will leave people with smiling faces and saucy hands! For real saucy hands! Napkins advised ?

Kortney is your typical atopic triad who manages asthma, eczema and multiple food allergies. Kortney is a co-creator of the online community Allergy Travels and co-host of The Itch Podcast. She wants to spread joy in a community that can easily see the hard side of life with atopic disease and believes that you can have a full life with food allergies, it may just be lived a little differently!

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