Why is the flavor matrix A good book?
Why is the flavor matrix A good book?
The Flavor Matrix uses science to expand our universe of possible ingredient combinations, and in the process points the way to the future of cooking.” “This comprehensive book is a great tool for any student looking to strengthen his or her knowledge of ingredients, flavors, and textures.
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How are compounds in food responsible for flavor?
I relied heavily on the Volatile Compounds in Food (VCF) database which compiles and creates an index of the known compounds in foods. It’s an incredible complex process- something as small as a strawberry has over 400 unique compounds that are responsible for its flavor.
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Is the flavor Thesaurus really a recipe book?
Well the Flavor Thesaurus is a great resource. It’s not really a recipe book. There are some vague outlines but it gives a series of combinations. Combinations such as chocolate and bacon (I kid you not page 17) or orange and rhubarb, or chicken and mushroom. There’s a whole bookful.
Why is it important to study flavor pairings?
Whether you’re a cocktail connoisseur, a professional bartender, or a budding drink mixer, this study of flavor pairings is a valuable resource. It offers inspiration and should help spark ideas when you’re looking for that key ingredient to perfect your new drink recipe.
What should be included in the flavor Bible?
I don’t know, maybe to include the information that should be part of “The FLAVOR Bible” it would have to be a multi volume set. I mean if I have to go online to find out that oregano has a slightly bitter, pungent flavor. This pungent flavor is composed of earthy/musty, green, hay and minty notes. The spice imparts a slightly astringent mouthfeel.
What are some good combinations in flavor Thesaurus?
Combinations such as chocolate and bacon (I kid you not page 17) or orange and rhubarb, or chicken and mushroom. There’s a whole bookful. Some ideas you might know, some might repulse but as a goad for innovation in the kitchen it is delightful.