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Food science

Why frying, pasta, ice cream and pastry work, from kitchens that explain the chemistry.

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10 min Jacques Pépin debones a whole chickennewnew2005love

…watched him make ‘my wife’s favourite steak’ and now I make pork tenderloin steaks au poivre quite often for the win! Such a simple but refined teaching style! We also now debone our chickens a couple times a month, due to him:)deboned chicken

Recommended in r/Cooking

4 min Fry Fidelity: The Science Of Fried ChickenChefSteps

Young Heston Blumenthal And of course chefsteps! I'd also recommend finding a copy of modernist cuisine online. there are a few websites you can download the PDFs on. Start with volume 2, a straight goldmine of practical information and valuable science on a dozen

Mentioned in r/AskCulinary

Questions about food science videos

Where should I start with food science videos?

The entries on this shelf that came up in the most Reddit threads are What's Eating Dan? with Dan Souza | America's Test Kitchen, Jacques Pépin debones a whole chicken (10 min) and Fry Fidelity: The Science Of Fried Chicken (4 min).

Are there short food science videos?

Yes. 3 run under 15 minutes, including Jacques Pépin debones a whole chicken (10 min) and Fry Fidelity: The Science Of Fried Chicken (4 min).

Are there full food science courses or lecture series?

2 entries are full course, lecture or playlist, such as What's Eating Dan? with Dan Souza | America's Test Kitchen and Heston Blumenthal - In Search of Perfection, Cook Like Heston.

Where on Reddit were these food science videos shared?

Most came up in r/Cooking (5) and r/AskCulinary (3). A mention can be a recommendation, a question or an argument, and each video’s page says which it was.

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