Pectin NHX is a gelling agent extracted from citrus fruit peel and then chemically transformed to provide it with special properties.
It is a pectin for toppings and mirror glazes, whether fruit, chocolate or neutral with low sugar content.
Properties: gelling agent.
Recommended dosage: 0.8 - 2%.
Recommendations for use: it is advisable to mix Pectin NHX with powdered sugar before adding the liquid part of the recipe to facilitate dispersion and avoid the formation of lumps. Bring the mixture to the boil, stirring regularly to ensure complete dissolution and hydration. Cook until a minimum Brix degree of 40 (for fruit topping) to 60 (for neutral topping). Add a sufficient quantity of a 50% Citrix solution to reach a pH below 3.8. Pour the topping over the dessert or creation to be covered and leave to cool so that the gel forms. Typical uses include fruit pulp-based topping for pastries, neutral topping without fruit and/or with low sugar content, mirror glazes, gelatinized creamy chocolate preparations.
Comment/Limitations: the more acidic the base preparation, especially in the case of fruit toppings, the more the quantity of Citrix solution added should be limited and the dosage of NHX Pectin should be increased. In the case of neutral toppings, the amount of Citrix solution to be added will be higher. This pectin is sensitive to the presence of calcium. In most cases, the residual calcium content of the ingredients in the preparation is sufficient for interaction without the need for addition.
- Quantity: 1 kg
- UOM: TUB
- Storage: Chiller (15/20°C)
- Halal: NO
- Kosher: YES
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