The number on the dial describes the air. What actually cooks the food is a combination of that air, the surfaces radiating at it and whatever it is sitting on…
The temperature is fixed by the liquid rather than by the heat applied, which means turning the heat up past a certain point adds agitation and nothing else. Here are…
The tissue is dense and most flavour molecules are large, so the liquid stays near the outside. Once that is understood, what a marinade is good for changes completely. Here…
Two processes determine the result: what roasting creates, and how much of it the water takes out. Almost every difference between one cup and another is one of those two.…
The single variable through most of this is how much water remains. Temperature rises as water leaves, so the temperature of a syrup is really a measurement of its concentration.…
White and yolk are not two parts of one thing. They are separate materials with different compositions that behave differently under heat, which is why an egg can be cooked…