"The Chemistry of Cookery" by W. Mattieu Williams is a late 19th-century publication that explains the deep connection between chemistry and how we cook food. The book wants its audience to appreciate how science can make cooking not just a routine, but a creative activity. The writer starts by noting that cookery hasn't been explored scientifically and then talks about the science behind different cooking methods, starting with boiling water. It breaks down the changes that happen to food when we cook it, as well as how knowing this affects both how our food tastes and how healthy it is. The goal is to get cooks to rethink their usual ways of doing things, suggesting that understanding the chemical reactions involved can lead to tastier and more efficient meals.
The Chemistry of Cookery
By W. Mattieu (William Mattieu) Williams
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Explore the hidden scientific principles that transform everyday cooking into a thrilling adventure of flavor and nutrition.
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