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Guy Crosby - The Cooking Science Guy

Cooking Science Notes

  • The Backstory
  • The Safety of Canola Oil
  • The Island of Conclusions
  • To Market to Market
  • The Fascinating Science of Taste, Smell and Flavor
  • Making Stock of Things
  • Righting a Wrong, or What You Don’t Know Can’t Hurt You
  • Does Braising Meat Really make it Juicier?
  • Starch in Food: What Makes Rice Sticky, Why Does Bread Stale, and Eat Your Beans!
  • A taste of Place
  • The Science of Onion Flavor
  • Copper’s Influence on the Formation of Egg White Foams
    Guilherme C. Meira, Guy Crosby, Ph.D., Sarah Pilkenton, Ph.D.
    Presented at American Chemical Society meeting, San Diego, CA March 26, 2012
  • Macaron Science
  • Food Science-Macaron by Annie and Connie Wu, Brown University
  • The Science of Cooking with Wine
  • What Is Temperature, And How does It Differ From Heat
  • Thomas Keller and the Science of Butter-Poached Lobster
  • Who Ever Heard of the Maillard-Hodge Reaction
  • The Many Lives (and Uses) of Baking Soda
  • A Common Misconception About Frying Food
  • Emulsions and Emulsifiers
  • Explaining Gluten
  • A Molecular Gastronomer’s Dream Come True
  • What Is So Special About Water In Food
  • The Difference Between Waxy and Mealy Potatoes

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