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agar: a colloidal extract of algae; used especially in culture media and as a gelling agent in foods
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A jelling agent made from a red-brown sea vegetable. It is used for making kanten and aspics. Kanten means "cold sky" in Japanese, and is an apt image for this refreshing dish.
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| agar-agar |
gelatinous solidifying agent extracted from algae (Gigartina, Gelidium).
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[AH-gahr, AY-gahr] Also called kanten and Japanese gelatin, this tasteless dried seaweed acts as a setting agent and is widely used in Asia. It is marketed in the form of blocks, powder or strands and is available at Asian markets and health-food stores. Agar can be substituted for gelatin but has stronger setting properties so less of it is required.
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| agar-agar |
The water soluble colloidal carbohydrate of the red seaweed, Gelidium; forms gels with as little as one part to 500 of water. It is used in preparing bacteriological media.
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