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Maillard Reaction
Reaction between sugars and amino acids
Caramelization
reaction between sugars
Enzymic Browning
Enzymes in plants convert phenols to brown which causes unpleasant tasting products
Requirements for Maillard reactions
Temp above 230, amino acids, and reducing sugar
Caramelization requirements
Any mono or disaccharide sugar
Leavening
Gases trapped in dough which makes food lighter and fluffier
Leavening Agents
Biological, chemical, and physical mechanical
Fermentation
Tiny organisms eat the sugars and starches then turns into gas and alcohol
Baking powder
Base
Baking soda
Contains baking powder and is a solid acid
When heat is added to food…
Phase changes, gas expands, proteins denature, kills bacteria, chemical changes
thermal conductivity
Measure of how quickly a material can move heat from hot to cold
Heat transfer
Conduction, convection, radiation
Conduction
Searing and Sautéing
Convection
boiling
Radiation
Broiling
Energy content in food..
measured in calories