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One of the most exciting aspects of molecular gastronomy is the sometimes dramatic changes in texture that can be achieved.  In this recipe, taken from www.blog-moleculaire.com, parmesan cheese is used to create a lovely, richly flavoured ‘jam’ which is sublime served on discs of raw courgette as a simple aperitif or starter.

Thickeners and texturisers

courgetteparmesanimgp4820_300.jpgCourgette with parmesan jam

For the jam
20cl whole fat milk
50g grated parmesan
1,25g Iota

This recipe uses products from the Texturas range
•    Heat the milk and melt the parmesan in it
•    Sprinkle in the Iota and bring to the boil, stirring all the time
•    Take off the heat and allow to cool, stirring regularly to ensure a homogenized texture
•    Place in the refrigerator for at least 2 hours before serving

To serve
•    Wash the courgettes and take off strips of skin using a vegetable peeler
•    Cut the courgettes into 0.5cm thick slices
•    Place a little parmesan jam on to each slice, chill and serve

With thanks to www.blog-moleculaire.com