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by Erik Fooladi

25 Mar 2010

Foolproof chocolate Chantilly, part 1:3. White chocolate mousse with ginger

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Numerous blogs, web sites and newspaper articles have picked up variations of the "molecular gastronomic recipe" for making choc...
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2 Mar 2010

One major and one minor literature reference on Molecular gastronomy

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At last(!) there is a comprehensive and broad focussed review on molecular gastronomy (MG) in the scientific literature. Also, I stumbled ov...
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21 Dec 2009

December issue of school science magazine on food

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The last issue of the Norwegian science education magazine "Naturfag" (equivalent to "School science") has several artic...
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9 Nov 2009

Low-temperature cooking might save restaurants money

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Last year, I had the pleasure to act as a co-supervisor for two students at in their final project for the Food and beverage management st...
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22 Aug 2009

Blue cheese and plum soft ice cream (TGRWT #18)

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Pastry chef Aidan Brooks has posted the invitation to join in on episode #18 of "They go really well together" ( TGRWT ). The id...
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26 Jun 2009

Culinary precisions, part 3:3. Students as "culinary mythbusters"

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Among the challenges in science education are creating quality inquiry-based teaching methods as well as promoting students' argumentat...
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25 Jun 2009

Culinary precisions, part 2:3. Analysing statements about food and cooking

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Statements on what to do, how to do it, and occasionally why to do so, are abundant in the world of food and cooking. This is the second po...
24 Jun 2009

Culinary precisions, part 1:3. Collecting statements about food and cooking

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Is it really true that you shouldn't rinse, but rather brush, mushrooms? Should a steak be seared to keep the juices inside? The world o...
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11 Jun 2009

Cooking pit revisited - temperature logging

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Spring and summer time equals cooking pit time. This time we did some more serious temperature measurements, showing interesting results. A ...
26 May 2009

Chocolate part 3:3 - making your own instant cocoa

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During graduate studies, we often wished for a "journal of unsuccessful chemistry" for the benefit of all the failed experiments w...
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Science/chemistry and home economics lecturer at Volda University College with special interest in food science (molecular gastronomy). Amateur musician/percussionist in the jazz quartet Quest playing improvised electro-acoustic music.
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