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The epicurean laboratory

The epicurean laboratory

exploring the science of cooking
Cookbooks & FoodCookbooks
Pages
163
Published
1991
Language
English

Synopsis

This book explores the intersection of culinary arts and scientific principles, offering a unique approach to cooking. It functions as a laboratory manual for the kitchen, guiding readers through experiments and techniques to understand the science behind their food. Discover how to innovate and create new dishes by applying scientific methods to your cooking.

Prose complexity
4/10

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InformativeIntellectual

Genres

Cookbooks & Food Cookbooks Cooking Food

About the author

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Tina Lynn Seelig

Tina Lynn Seelig writes on personal development, innovation, and career advice. Her book, What I Wish I Knew When I Was 20, offers practical guidance for navigating life choices. She also explores creativity and science in works like Insightout and Incredible Edible Science.

Frequently asked questions

  • Does this book contain actual recipes?

    The text includes 22 specific recipes, such as salmon mousse, popcorn nachos, and tangerine jam, which serve as practical applications for the scientific principles discussed.

  • Is this book related to the author's later work on creativity?

    This title represents an early exploration of experimental thinking that predates the author's extensive later body of work focused on innovation, entrepreneurship, and creativity at Stanford University.