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What Is Ceviche?
How does citrus “cook” raw things, like fish in ceviche?
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What's the Skin on Heated Milk?
That sticky film can ruin a good hot chocolate.
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Why Is Dried Egg So Hard to Clean Off?
It’s in the egg’s nature to be stubborn.
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Old but Not Lethal
Why raw eggs in aged eggnog won’t make you sick
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Cuba Libre
Rum and Coke to you and me.
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How Fake Meat Is Made
Fungus, soy, and wheat gluten all need styling gel before they’re ready to play the part of meat.
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Off to the Great Farmers' Market in the Sky
The blogosphere eulogizes food historian and writer Karen Hess.
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How long will meat keep?
No, you won’t kill anyone. And if the marinade is in anyway acidic, you will have denatured every protein molecule in that meat and it will have the mouth feel of Gerber’s peas.
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Toasted Flour - No-Knead Bread Failure
Assuming your dough wasn’t so hot it killed the yeast at the start, I’ll guess that you denatured the enzymes in the flour so there was no sugar available for the yeast. Making beer from an all-grain mash requires...
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Brining scallops?
-death experience i just put a bit more salt on sea bass before cooking it, though honestly, i don’t think the very short brine bath altered the texture at all. usually, one brines chicken or pork to denature some of the...
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To scald or not to scald milk.
My mother has always maintained that scalding helps do something that guarantees that the custard sets up right (denaturing proteins or disconfiguring enzymes or some such thing). Plus, by starting with warm milk, you get the...
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Question about brining
The brining process de-natures the proteins so that they can’t coil up as tightly when they cook. This means that the proteins don’t squeeze as much liquid out of the meat when cooking leaving you with a moister bird.
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Why does alcohol curdle milk?
I’d say that when you add the milk-coffee mix to alcohol the concentrated alcohol must be able to denature the milk proteins initially (similar to acid in cheese making but a different mechanism – hydrophobicity),...
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The Fat Duck (English Humour?)
, and generally denatured. One of my friends mentioned the Monty Python chocolate box sketch with the ‘crunchy frog surprise’, an analogy that was hard to shake off. I don’t get the food here at all, perhaps one...
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Sandy's Report Grape Tasting Menu@ Studiokitchen
in denatured “rainwater madiera”, in a sealed cryovac (sp ?) plastic bag. It was served with pickled Semillon grapes and an interesting blue cheese crouton. Best foie ever, it was like eating silk. Second course was...
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