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Matcha Affogato
A warm-meets-cold matcha moment: hot, frothy matcha poured over silky vanilla ice cream.A matcha ...
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Recipe
A nourishing twist on a classic, fluffy marshmellows infused with glow-enhancing antioxidants and collagen that love your skin as much as you do.
2 tbsp gelatin
½ cup cold water (for blooming)
1 cup sugar
⅓ cup water (for syrup)
1 tsp Amor Ceremonial Matcha
2 tbsp collagen powder
1 tsp vanilla extract
Cornstarch + icing sugar (for dusting)
Add gelatin to ½ cup cold water in a mixing bowl.
Let it sit for 5–10 minutes — it will absorb the water and thicken.
In a saucepan, heat sugar + ⅓ cup water over medium heat.
Let it boil until it reaches soft-ball stage (116–118°C) — thick, syrupy, and able to form a soft, flexible ball when dropped in cold water.
With your mixer (or hand-mixer) on low speed, slowly pour the hot syrup into the bloomed gelatin.
Once combined, increase to medium speed and let it mix for 2–3 minutes.
In a small bowl, sift matcha and collagen together to remove any lumps.
With the mixer running on medium, slowly add the sifted matcha–collagen blend into the warm, whipping mixture.
Add the vanilla extract.
Increase the mixer to high and whip for 7–10 minutes until the mixture becomes:
fluffy and airy
pale and glossy
about three times its original volume
It should look like thick, whipped matcha cloud.
Grease a dish or line it with parchment.
Spread the mixture evenly using a spatula.
Dust lightly with a mix of icing sugar + cornstarch.
Refrigerate for 4–6 hours or until fully set.
Once firm, lift the slab out and cut into cubes.
Toss each piece in icing sugar + cornstarch to prevent sticking.
Keep refrigerated for the best texture. Stays fresh for 5–7 days.
A warm-meets-cold matcha moment: hot, frothy matcha poured over silky vanilla ice cream.A matcha ...
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