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Purple Basil (<i>Ocimum basilicum</i> L.): A Source of Bioactive Molecules for Functional Foods and Dietary Strategies. [PDF]
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Twenty Years of Molecular Gastronomy
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From Germinated Pseudocereals to Functionalized Bread: The Role of the Food Matrix in Protein and Phenolic Bioaccessibility. [PDF]
Roberts S, Elmacıoğlu F, Barak TH.
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HDL Functionality, Cholesterol-Related Biomarkers and Incidence of Dementia: A Case-Cohort Study in Older Adults at High Cardiovascular Risk. [PDF]
Malcampo M +23 more
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Preparation and Characterization of Bigels from Psyllium Husk Seed Hydrogel-Beeswax Oleogel: As a Fat Replacer in Cakes. [PDF]
Akcicek A, Gultekin F, Karasu S.
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Indole Content Profiling During Biological Ageing of Cava Sparkling Wine. [PDF]
Abarca-Rivas C +3 more
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Molecular Gastronomy: An Introduction
In the world of food science, Molecular Gastronomy is a term which is relatively new, but describes the convergence of the two long-established core food disciplines, i.e., food science and the art of the chef.
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Molecular gastronomy may be defined as the scientific discipline that explores the phenomena occurring during culinary transformations. In contrast with traditional approaches of food science and technology, which considered mostly the chemistry, physics, or biology of food ingredients and industrial transformations, the focus is on phenomena occurring
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