Kimchi can have a very strong flavor that is both spicy and sour, depending on how it is made. But it is more than that. There are a lot of ingredients that may be included in the dish actually, and some of them give that familiar umami taste that balances the sourness and pungency
Can You Eat Liquid Egg White Raw?
Raw liquid egg whites are a popular choice among health-conscious individuals due to their high protein content. But can you eat liquid egg white raw? We’ll explore the safety concerns and provide some tips for incorporating liquid egg whites into your diet.
What Is Gelatin and How Is It Made?
Gelatin (gelatine) is a tough, colorless, and flavorless protein derived from collage from various animal sources, usually pig or cattle. It’s made up of amino acids that are strung together like a molecular chain. When processed, it creates a translucent and flavorless food that has unique properties when heated or cooled.
Green Yolk On Hard Boiled Egg: Is It Safe?
During boiling of eggs in water, hydrogen sulfide migrates from the white and reacts with iron in the yolk, forming ferrous sulfide and the green-gray discoloration of hard boiled eggs.
Farmed And Wild Salmon: 3 Things To Know
While the habitat of wild and farmed salmon is similar, there are several differences, especially in terms of eating quality and nutrition. Here are 3 things you need to know between the two.
Post-harvest: How To Pick A Pineapple?
If you suddenly crave for some pineapple, and do not have an idea how to pick one, there are several signs to look for. Here they are.
What Marshmallows Are Made Of
Marshmallows are made with gelatine mixed with sugar syrup (sugar and corn syrup or honey and glucose) and then cooked. By whipping the mixture, foam is created, which is 2 to 3 times larger than the original volume. As the liquid cools and gelatine hardens, millions of air bubbles are stabilized and bound by the protein molecules.
What Is Homogenized Milk?
The primary purpose of homogenization is to prevent creaming, or the rising of fat to the top of a milk container. To do this, the size of the fat globules is decreased while increasing their number to make them evenly distributed throughout the milk.
Baking Science: What Does Sifting Flour Do?
Among these are to incorporate air as a leavener, sift out foreign objects, and more importantly, break up lumps.
The Bacteria That Make Limburger Cheese Smell
The bacteria responsible for the pungent smell of Limburger cheese are Brevibacterium linens. Although the bacteria make the cheese smell like rotting, they would not make anyone feel ill.