Pinch of Culinary Science

Pinch of Culinary Science

Boiling an Egg Inside Out and Other Kitchen Tales

Hopia, Anu Inkeri; Fooladi, Erik Cyrus

Taylor & Francis Ltd

06/2019

235

Dura

Inglês

9781138611306

15 a 20 dias

576

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The real thing? Chemistry and psychology of an apple pie. Boiling an egg inside out. Cooking mussels with acid or not. Sausage engineering. Mustard - fiercely yours. The potatoes that refused to become tender. Gravlax and salt - can salt climb upwards? The physics of cooking (I): Heat - on heat when cooking. The physics of cooking (II): Heat in the skillet. The physics of cooking (III): Tempering the meat. The physics of cooking (IV): Cooking pits. Wine in cooking (I): White. Wine in cooking (II): Red. The role of salt when cooking pasta. How do we taste food? What is "good tasting food"?. Salt and flavours. Claim: "You should be very careful in handling the cake hot out from the oven as it will collapse easily." The porridge feud - who was right in 1860s Norway. Doing the dishes.
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