Science of Cooking

Science of Cooking: Recommended Reading

To develop this Web site, Exploratorium staff researched the science of cooking through experiments, interviewing
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The Science of Cooking: A review for science teachers: Peter Barnam's The Science of Cooking (Springer, 2000) is a
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Learn about the science behind pickling with fun online exhibits, articles, recipes, and activities. Pickling is the
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All of our Webcasts require you to have RealPlayer installed on your computer in order to receive the audio and video
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Pepper is included in the first cookbook, written by the Roman Apicius. The essential oils in herbs and spices are
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Learn about the science behind making bread with fun online exhibits, articles, and recipes and activities. Bread is
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In Petaluma, a town about an hour north of San Francisco in Sonoma County, is Petaluma Farms, a forty-acre, family-
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The Epicurean Laboratory: Exploring the Science of Cooking
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Food preparation and cooking involves many processes which are well described by physical sciences. For those who wish
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Kitchen Mysteries: Revealing the Science of Cooking
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Petaluma, previously known as the "egg basket of the world," has a hospitable climate for chickens: the air
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The Science of Cooking: A review for science teachers: Peter Barnam's The Science of Cooking (Springer, 2000) is a
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kitchen science, awkwardly translated: In culinary science, dominated by Harold McGee's lucid and entertaining "On
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"How is fish different from other meat, and how does this difference affect fish when it's cooked?" "How
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If we were to have a byline that captures our spirit, and that of many inquisitive cooks, it would read, "Aha . . .
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