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Tools for Posset Makers

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What's a posset?

It's a creamy, silky dessert with a refreshing citrus twist! Best part is that it only has 3 ingredients! Give this British classic dessert a try with my recipe for Silky, Tangy Calamansi Posset.

 

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These are the things that could help you make some delicious posset. This list is not necessary but it's just what I use. So if you ask, how did she make 12 or why does hers look like that? This list. It's this.


Essentials

You're gonna need some of the Essential Tools.

  1. Kitchen Scale

  2. Measuring Cups + Spoons

  3. Mixing + Prep Bowls

  4. Spatulas

Recipe Specific
 

Citrus Juicer

Citrus juicers are designed for squeezing juice from citrus fruits such as oranges, lemons, and limes. They come in different shapes and sizes, ranging from handheld juicers to electric models that can handle larger fruits. The main advantage of using a citrus juicer is that it can efficiently extract the juice from the fruit while minimizing the amount of pulp and seeds that end up in the juice.


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Photo from Amazon

Perfect for: minimizing the amount of pulp and seeds in the juice


Pros:

Easily handles multiple sizes of fruit

Built in strainer

Measures in mL + oz + cups

Comfortable, easy to use


Cons:

Another measuring cup




Photo from Amazon

Perfect for: minimizing the amount of pulp and seeds in the juice


Pros:

Straight forward utility

Doesn't include another measuring vessel

Non-slip grip on handles


Cons:

Susceptible to corrosion - metal + citrus don't usually have long-term relationships

Large, single utility item

Need a fair amount of hand strength to use - not ideal for some individuals




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Jars + Ramekins

Get your mamon in the right shape! The right shape to be eaten. The recipe is written to be baked in a molder / form similar to these so you may need to adjust your bake time if you are using a different shape that holds a different amount of batter.


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Photo from Sur la Table

Perfect for: portioned foods like crème brûlée + quiche + appetizers + dips


Pros:

Durable material

Multiple sizes

Oven, freezer and microwave safe

Resistant to stains, chips, and scratches


Cons:

They don't stack very well




Photo from Amazon

Perfect for: canning + portioned food + storage


Pros:

Non-reactive material

Extremely versatile

Lids + bands are easy to replace

Multiple sizes and styles


Cons:

Not ideal for baking





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That's all for now...

Happy shopping!

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