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Lani · 02-06-2011, 02:46 PM

Mischa, I said the consistency of the liver is said to be most simiilar to tomato aspic (I don't know if they serve/make tomato aspic in France, but it is like a congealed fruit gelee--don't know how to do an accent ague with my keybord) thickened with corn starch and refrigerated over night) The contents of a tin of tomato aspic will stand on their own once the tin is removed (like a tower of jello) but if you tried to sew one "tower of jello" to another "tower of jello" or put a stitch in it to try to tie off a blood vessel, it could be difficult not to get it to come apart (and bleed)

Sorry for my culinary analogies, especially in a country that cares so much for its food!

02-06-2011, 02:46 PM	#7
Lani Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 4,778	Re: FOR THOSE RUNNING OUT OF ALTERNATIVES-- high frequency focused ultrasound Mischa, I said the consistency of the liver is said to be most simiilar to tomato aspic (I don't know if they serve/make tomato aspic in France, but it is like a congealed fruit gelee--don't know how to do an accent ague with my keybord) thickened with corn starch and refrigerated over night) The contents of a tin of tomato aspic will stand on their own once the tin is removed (like a tower of jello) but if you tried to sew one "tower of jello" to another "tower of jello" or put a stitch in it to try to tie off a blood vessel, it could be difficult not to get it to come apart (and bleed) Sorry for my culinary analogies, especially in a country that cares so much for its food!