Can you please tell me what temperature the heat lamp needs to provide? I used to watch my grandmother make pulled sugar candy and I am curious to try this 🥰
anjali agarwal regular sugar comes from the sugar cane plant and tends to burn brown (caramelize) when heated. Isomalt is from beets and stays clear when heated.
How underrated can this be
Comeon this chef made wonderful work
Really impressed by seeing it was done about 6 yrs ago ❤️
Can someone provide the link to this video
Gorgeous 🤩😍👏👏👏. Thank you so much for sharing with us this Wonderful masterpiece 🦢💗💗.
She is really creative , " kitchen artist "
Great job and thanks for sharing...
Happy holidays....
😮 OMG it’s beautiful 😍, what type of gloves you using.
It's so nice.. Looks Fantastic.. Great work.. Regards Steve
Wow! Absolutely stunning 🤩
Absolutely beautiful!! Those pulled swanwings... gorgeous!!
Awesome work
Hatsoff
Very nice and very creative
Hi chef I have one query... Which type of gloves use for sugar work
it is awesome work.but where i can buy all tools specially scilicone spagatte? pls let me know.
Please add ingredients and tools in description.
Amazing! where can you find the blow pump?
Can you please tell me what temperature the heat lamp needs to provide? I used to watch my grandmother make pulled sugar candy and I am curious to try this 🥰
What gloves you use?
Amazing
Wonderful work
Very hard work amezing
I m from mumbai , from where can i buy silicon Noodle
so good i will try
Is that lamp is infrared lamp or normal table lamp?
If you allow possible to know how much this wonderful dough?
you are very good thank you
Yes, it is edible
sanjeevkapoorkhazana
Could you please provide the link to her video with the swan
Instead of blow torch can I use my hair dryer at high speed
Amazing!!
Please i need Recip
love it, thank you for sharing xoxo
Nice sculture !
Could you please teach peacock also ?
Sooo nice
Is it eatable?
so beautiful
Beautiful Wow
Can I make the Swan without blowing technique?
urdu main ricapi send kar do plz g
what is difference between isomalt and regular sugar?
anjali agarwal regular sugar comes from the sugar cane plant and tends to burn brown (caramelize) when heated. Isomalt is from beets and stays clear when heated.
Is it edible?
Wo....w amazing...
sugar recipe
She is gud at crafting but her color combination is not tasteful.
:)))
Wonderful work
Amazing !!