At a glance
You're creating fluffy, watermelon-flavored marshmallows that rely on precise temperature control and professional confectionery ingredients to achieve that perfect springy texture – the trickiest part is getting the sugar syrup to exactly 110°C and then whipping it quickly into a firm foam. Most of the time is spent letting them set overnight at room temperature, which is the secret to getting beautifully stable marshmallows that won't tear when you cut them.
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Prepare the gelatine base
Start by preparing the base for that perfect texture. Pour powdered gelatine into a small bowl and cover it with cold water. Stir and let it sit undisturbed to bloom, so it later dissolves smoothly and evenly into the hot syrup.
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Make the sugar syrup
In a small saucepan, combine granulated sugar, water, and the first portion of invert sugar. Bring the mixture to a boil while stirring constantly, and keep heating it until your thermometer reads exactly 110°C. Meanwhile...
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Whip in the stand mixer
Add the remaining portion of invert sugar to the stand mixer bowl and turn the whisk attachment on to medium speed. Measure out your fruit paste. As soon as the syrup in the saucepan reaches 110°C, start pouring it slowly and steadily into the bowl.
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