Modernist Cuisine Cookbooks
Modernist Cuisine Cookbooks
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Modernist Cuisine: The Art and Science of Cooking, by Nathan Myhrvold, Chris Young and
Maxime Bilet.
Written by scientists and renowned chefs, they bring us the most innovative culinary techniques
and sophisticated recipes. A recommended work for those who want to learn the culinary
techniques of great chefs and apply them in their kitchen.
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prepare a butter based only on pistachios, fine and homogeneous. Modernist Cuisine explains all
of these techniques and guides you step-by-step with illustrations. The science and technology of
gastronomy come to life in thousands of original photographs and diagrams. The latest and most
impressive photographic techniques allow the reader to step inside the food to see the whole
cooking process in action, from the microscopic fibres of a piece of meat to the cross section of a
Weber barbecue. The experience of eating and cooking from a completely new perspective.
A sample of what you will discover:
· Why immersing food in ice water does not stop the cooking process
· When cooking in water is faster than steaming
Why raising the grill doesn't reduce the heat
· Why baking is primarily a drying process
· Why fried foods brown better and taste better if the oil has been used beforehand
· How modern cooking techniques can achieve perfect results without the exact time or good luck
required by traditional methods. Includes crucial aspects such as:
· The surprising scientific principles behind traditional food preparation methods, such as roasting,
smoking and sautéing
· The most comprehensive guide to sous vide cooking published to date, with top picks for bain-
maries, packaging materials and sealing equipment, cooking strategies, and troubleshooting tips
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