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Techniques Archives - Kitchen Chemology
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Increase your cooking skills with kitchen chemistry. A kitchen lab hack: Cold drip coffee at home. A couple weeks ago I had lunch with my friend at a local roaster, Industry Beans. It was a hot day and we were enjoying a fifty/fifty, which is two coffees sipped side by side, one a cold drip and one a cold immersion brew. As we enjoyed our coffee we enviously drooled over their huge cold drip set up. You can check out the size of it on this Urbanlist article. A glass filter funnel. And a conical flask.
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Increase your cooking skills with kitchen chemistry. How to make crème fraîche at home. Time to answer my first reader question. Z wants to know how to make crème fraîche at home. I am working on a dessert, using vanilla bean crème fraîche to accompany it. I want to make it as thick as possible, comparable to Greek yoghurt. Should I heat my cream, and how do the temperatures change the milk? A kitchen lab hack: Cold drip coffee at home. A glass filter funnel. And a conical flask. So what does any good la...
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Increase your cooking skills with kitchen chemistry. How to make crème fraîche at home. Time to answer my first reader question. Z wants to know how to make crème fraîche at home. I am working on a dessert, using vanilla bean crème fraîche to accompany it. I want to make it as thick as possible, comparable to Greek yoghurt. Should I heat my cream, and how do the temperatures change the milk? Enter your email address. Middot; Terms of Service.
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Increase your cooking skills with kitchen chemistry. A kitchen lab hack: Cold drip coffee at home. A couple weeks ago I had lunch with my friend at a local roaster, Industry Beans. It was a hot day and we were enjoying a fifty/fifty, which is two coffees sipped side by side, one a cold drip and one a cold immersion brew. As we enjoyed our coffee we enviously drooled over their huge cold drip set up. You can check out the size of it on this Urbanlist article. A glass filter funnel. And a conical flask.
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Chemistry and Cooking: A Combo Made in Heaven. About the Kitchen Chemist. Step by Step: Beer and Cheese (and Broccoli) Soup. Two-Way Mirrors: Simple Optics at Work. Hot Italian Sausage Sauce. Five Minute Vodka Sauce. Step By Step: Italian Meat Stromboli. List of Upcoming Posts. American Chemical Society (ACS). Society for Applied Spectroscopy (SAS). Posted by The Kitchen Chemist. On Tuesday, 9 December 2008. Posted by The Kitchen Chemist. On Friday, 21 November 2008. As particles which travel close to th...
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The Kitchen Chemist and the Cook. Adventures and Experiments from our kitchen. A Categorization of Meal Producers. Tracking copying out recipes. January 17, 2015. I think everyone saw this coming – I’m finding that blogging is taking up more of my time than I want to give (makes it harder to cook fun stuff! December 11, 2014. Here’s a bunny with a pancake on it’s head. So basically, I’m not sure what going on, so here’s a bunny with a pancake on its head. And I’ll see you all in January. December 2, 2014.
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Friday, January 15, 2016. Grocery Store Visit and First Day of Presentation Trials-Bradlie and Arianna. COOK trip - Blog Post. Today, Kitchen Chemistry traveled to Cook, a demonstration kitchen in Philadelphia. There, we learned a lot about the texture behind many different types of food and how texture will affect the overall outcome of the dish. Chef Doug Allen, a Japanese food enthusiast, showed the group how fairly simple techniques can make fantastic dishes. We first explored the mass spectrometry l...
Kitchen Chemology – Increase your cooking skills with kitchen chemistry
Increase your cooking skills with kitchen chemistry. How to make crème fraîche at home. Time to answer my first reader question. Z wants to know how to make crème fraîche at home. I am working on a dessert, using vanilla bean crème fraîche to accompany it. I want to make it as thick as possible, comparable to Greek yoghurt. Should I heat my cream, and how do the temperatures change the milk? A kitchen lab hack: Cold drip coffee at home. A glass filter funnel. And a conical flask. So what does any good la...
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Kitchen and Bath Designs. Keep reading for friendly, informative postings about kitchens and bath construction products and design ideas. www.beitabrothers.com. Monday, August 24, 2009. This evening I received pictures from a client and I thought I'd share with you. This is their view from the balcony. I am attaching the pictures he sent. These pictures are of the master bathroom. The same floor was maintained throughout the house. The wall tile is a combination of glass tile and IC Brites. Reclaimed har...
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