Nana2-8
senior
Corn starch method:
4 Cups water ~ 1 cup salt ~ 1 cup cornstarch ~ food coloring
Bring water to a boil then add salt. While salt is dissolving...
add about 1 cup water to cornstarch (make a paste..add a bit of water to starch, whisk, add more water, etc. and whisk until fluid) ~ add food coloring of your choice to this liquid.
When salt has dissolved, pour in the colored cornstarch and whisk - it will quickly become like pudding. Incorporate it all - it will be very glossy. If it's too thick, add a bit of water; if not thick enough, add a bit more starch/water fluid. Set aside to cool - at the very least for 45 minutes.
Once it's cooled, secure a zip lock bag over a bowl or container (this made enough for a gallon bag or 2 quart size bags). Eliminate as much air as possible when closing. (I laid it almost flat on the counter to do this) Freeze!
Either double zip lock bags or use a foodsaver for the outside bag. In double zip lock bagging, put the first bag into the second (outer bag) with zip-lock at the bottom (just in case of leaks)
4 Cups water ~ 1 cup salt ~ 1 cup cornstarch ~ food coloring
Bring water to a boil then add salt. While salt is dissolving...
add about 1 cup water to cornstarch (make a paste..add a bit of water to starch, whisk, add more water, etc. and whisk until fluid) ~ add food coloring of your choice to this liquid.
When salt has dissolved, pour in the colored cornstarch and whisk - it will quickly become like pudding. Incorporate it all - it will be very glossy. If it's too thick, add a bit of water; if not thick enough, add a bit more starch/water fluid. Set aside to cool - at the very least for 45 minutes.
Once it's cooled, secure a zip lock bag over a bowl or container (this made enough for a gallon bag or 2 quart size bags). Eliminate as much air as possible when closing. (I laid it almost flat on the counter to do this) Freeze!
Either double zip lock bags or use a foodsaver for the outside bag. In double zip lock bagging, put the first bag into the second (outer bag) with zip-lock at the bottom (just in case of leaks)
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