Science and Technology for New Culinary Techniques
Jorge Ruiz, Julia Calvarro, José Sánchez del Pulgar, Mar Roldán
Journal of Culinary Science & Technology
Abstract
Abstract The use of new culinary tools, methods, and ingredients in the kitchen of renowned restaurants has become common worldwide. Most of these novelties have been based in equipment, ingredients, and procedures from the food industry and food labs. There are four main topics in which this cooperation between the science and the culinary fields takes place: (a) the use of scientific knowledge about perceptions; (b) taking advantage of the scientific knowledge about food composition and properties; (c) the use of nontraditional ingredients and knowledge concerning their application to culinary uses; (d) the usage of industrial and scientific technologies that are far from traditional culinary technologies. The contribution of scientific information for the evaluation of safety issues is also of great importance for these new culinary developments, because in some cases, there is a lack of normative and basic food safety working procedures. This review deals with different aspects of some of these new tools, procedures, and ingredients, including basic scientific background, technological questions, and food safety concerns. Keywords: Cookingsous-videtransglutaminaserotary- evaporatorsenses Acknowledgments This research was supported with projects funded by the Ministerio de Educacion y Ciencia (Spain, AGL2008-00890/ALI) and by the Junta de Extremadura (3PR05B032). Mar Roldán thanks the Junta de Extremadura (Consejería de Economía, Commercio e Innovación) for supporting her through a PhD grant (PRE09057).
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new culinary techniques based on equipment, ingredients, and procedures from the food industry and food labs
“Most of these novelties have been based in equipment, ingredients, and procedures from the food industry and food labs.”
new culinary techniques include scientific knowledge about perceptions, food composition and properties, nontraditional ingredients, and industrial and scientific technologies
“There are four main topics in which this cooperation between the science and the culinary fields takes place: (a) the use of scientific knowledge about perceptions; (b) taking advantage of the scienti...”