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    The Science of Gelatin

    Gelatin naturally thickens desserts, savory sauces, and more ... but how?

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    Why Grass-Fed Beef Cooks Quicker

    Lynne Curry explains why grass-fed beef cooks more quickly

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    The Science of Caramel

    The flavor secret behind many classic desserts, caramel can be tricky to make, and for some cooks, the process seems confusing and difficult. Here, we'll demystify the science of caramelizing…

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    The Science of Hot Chiles

    All you need to know about cooking with these fiery fruits.

  • Article

    The Science of Pickles

    The process of lactic acid fermentation transforms fresh vegetables into sour, crisp pickles.

  • Article

    The Science of Food Preservatives

    Are preservatives bad for us? Or are they just the inevitable consequence of societal evolution?

  • Article

    The Science of Baking with Yeast

    With its unparalleled ability to make bread rise, this tiny organism is a culinary wonder. Find out what yeast is, how it works, and how to use it.

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    The Science of Baking Cookies

    David Joachim and Andrew Schloss explain the science behind the way cookies ingredients work to create both flavor and structure.

  • Article

    The Science of Cooking Potatoes

    From storage to starch content, here’s what you need to know about America’s favorite vegetable.

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    Handling Fresh Fruits and Vegetables

    Our science experts debunk popular myths behind storing, prepping, and cooking seasonal produce.

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