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Aroma encapsulation is a modernist culinary technique that involves the use of liposomes or other micro-encapsulation methods to trap aromatic compounds, allowing for controlled release of flavors and aromas.
Origin: Modernist cuisine (Early 2000s) — Global
See full technique reference →This technique utilizes liposomes formed from natural or synthetic lipids, such as lecithin or gum arabic, to encapsulate aromatic compounds. The encapsulated aroma can be released through various mechanisms, including heat, pH changes, or enzymatic reactions, allowing for controlled release of flavors and aromas.
Primary Reaction
Micro-encapsulation
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