Cooking & Chemistry

Cooking & Chemistry

Author: ChemistryViews

This growing collection explores the intersection of chemistry and cooking. From the Maillard reaction to emulsification, from whipped egg whites to baking powder and, of course, cooking itself … — there is chemistry involved everywhere.

 

Nutmeg Chemistry

Clever Picture: Nutmeg Chemistry

A look at the chemistry of the slightly volatile aroma of nutmeg

 

Allspice Chemistry

Clever Picture: Allspice Chemistry

Contrary to what its name suggests, allspice is not a mixture but one unique ingredient

 

 

 

 

Uncooking Eggs

News: Uncooking Eggs

Shear stress applied to protein solutions facilitates unfolding and refolding of target proteins

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Boiled Eggs: Soft and Hard — Part 1

Focus: Boiled Eggs: Soft and Hard

When we rap a knife on the shell of a freshly boiled egg we are seldom aware of what a technical marvel we are dealing with

 

Focus: The Biochemistry of Peppers

How is it that only plants from the genus Capsicum are able to synthesize compounds that sting one’s tongue so intensely?

 

 

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