Class Links

Syllabus

Chpt Notes:

1, 3, 5, 6,10, 12, 13

Gluten Intolerence

Active Learning - Guided Inquiry

#1, #2, ExtraCred-#3

Lab Handouts:

Cheese

Ice Cream

Caramel

Cookies

In Class Quizzes

1, 2, 3, 4, 5

 

hot pepper

Churn Baby Churn - good eats

For whome the cheese melts - good eats

Molec Gastronomy Spherification Intro - Direct Spherification IndirectSpherification - Chef Steps

The Cookie Clause - good eats

Steak Your Claim - good eats

Additional Help

Essay Helper

Exam Wrapper

Practice Problems

Meat Practice Probs

Dough/Bread and Beer & Wine Practice Problems

Cool Links and Helpful Resources Harold McGee - The Curious Cook

Alton Brown - Good Eats

Shirley O. Corriher -Cookwise

The ORIGINAL Scoville Publication!

For fun: Hot Sauce Recipe, Alton Brown's Baked Mac 'n Cheese

Welcome - Learn to be a better cook at the molecular level

Joseph Provost and Shirley O. CorriherCorriher and Provost

Two Vanderbilt Biochemists/Food Scientist!

To be a better cook one needs to undersand what is happening "inside" the food. Cooking is one of the oldest and most widespread applications of science. The goal of the class is to improve your understanding of scientific principles as it applies to cooking and food.

Learn how and why food tastes or cooks the way it does by understanding how biochemistry, biology, physics and chemistry works at the molecular level of food and cooking.

We will focus on a different foods from salsa to chocolate to beer & distilled spirits. There will be lots of opportunities to learn as we cook in class and participate in hands-on activites.

Contacts provostpic

josephprovost@sandiego.edu

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