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by Erik Fooladi
27 Oct 2008
Green vegetables and chlorophyll revisited
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" I am an imbecile! I see only half of the picture! " ...is one of my favourite quotes of Agatha Christie's famous detective, ...
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9 Oct 2008
Banana and clove milkshake (TGRWT #11)
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Martin at khymos.org has posted another invitation to join in on "They go really well together" ( TGRWT ). The idea is that foo...
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6 Oct 2008
Primitive food, heat transfer and a day out
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What did people do when there were many to feed and ovens weren't though of yet? To start digging a hole in the ground was maybe not a b...
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4 Aug 2008
Deciphering an old preserves recipe
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Teaching food preservation methods combined with science often results in the classical why-questions; why does the recipe tell us to do thi...
30 Jul 2008
Can dry ice be food?
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During our summer holiday in the United States this summer, I found over-the-counter dry ice in the supermarket. A truly marvelous thing! T...
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3 Jul 2008
Freeware for calculation of food ingredients, nutrients, energy etc.
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If you can live with reading some Norwegian, this freeware program will calculate whatever you like in terms of nutrient content, energy etc...
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29 Jun 2008
Back, ...at last
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after a long break in order to finish my doctoral thesis , this summer I plan to start blogging again. Lots of energy and creativity to spar...
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20 Nov 2007
The first(?) example of molecular gastronomy in music
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More music than science lately, but this one is inevitable: Recently, the improvisational electroacoustic jazz band Food released their fif...
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13 Nov 2007
Food, science and pupils'/students' experience of success
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Cooking is a discipline that is often heavily focussed on a successful result. Sometimes this is a good thing, but other times focus on achi...
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24 Sept 2007
A great loss
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Not long ago, I was told that the Swedish physicist Hans-Uno Bengtsson regrettably had passed away. A great loss for many of us that appreci...
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