Mmm shrimp crackers! They have tons of tiny pockets of air inside them, which gives the cracker a very porous texture, and makes them crackle when they hit your tongue!
This crunchy looking treat is called Khanom La, it is a dessert from southern Thailand.
Here's a video i foud of a street vendor making Khanom La:
it is very interesting to watch the ingredients change from a liquid, to a spider-webby quality to a compacted state. i also find it very calming watching people make food!
Moving on from porous and crunchy textured food, here's some foods with a more rugged terrain:
With Halloween just around the corner, what goes better together than pumpkins and candy? Both of these foods have such a robust and lively texture it really gives both the pumpkin and the rock candy a life of their own.
light and fluffy! the pudding ambrosia both have a whipped, airy and light weighted feel to them~
WOW! These are great enticing examples of both treats and textures..you are making me hungry!
ReplyDeleteI love the video..I think I shall have you show the rest of the class on Tuesday. It looks like hse is painting with green paint and string...but it is actually edible and organic! Very cool stuff!
Love your use of textures involves food ;D
ReplyDeleteAnd I love the background of the kitty hahaha