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Very interesting summary of current (1997) knowledge on food and cooking sciences. One drawback is that all the recipies are given using exotic volume units, and many use corn syrup, which is hard to find in Europe.
[ Postattu 11. tammikuuta 2010 klo 22.02 | 6 kommenttia | kestävä linkki ]
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Kommentti no. 1, Tuuli Mustasydän (Canada), 14. tammikuuta 2010 klo 16.58
Corn syrup is not available in common shops. Cooks and other food professionals can get some through specialized channels, but for some reason in Europe we use saccharose obtained from beets instead of processing corn starch to make glucose. I have seen fructose syrup disguised as honey (there's even a piece of plastic honey comb in the bottle), but no glucose. On the other hand, maple syrup is easily available and quite common for pouring over pancakes.
Kommentti no. 2, Matthieu Weber (Jyväskylä, Suomi), 14. tammikuuta 2010 klo 18.50
We're more likely to find corn syrup of one kind or another than to find maple syrup at most supermarkets here. North America has a lot of corn products probably because of monopolies or something like that.
Fake honey. Now that's funny.
Kommentti no. 3, Tuuli Mustasydän (Canada), 16. tammikuuta 2010 klo 01.03
Corn syrup is much cheaper than beet sugar (most common in Europe I guess) or cane sugar (which is however quite cheap when produced by near-slaves in Central America). What I can't find an answer to is why corn syrup is unused in home cooking in Europe (while the industry uses it very much). I suppose corn wasn't commonly grown in Europe at the time when corn syrup started to be used in North America, and Europeans didn't get used to using it. But these are only guesses.
Kommentti no. 4, Matthieu Weber (Jyväskylä, Suomi), 16. tammikuuta 2010 klo 20.55
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After CookWise, another very interesting summary of current (2005) knowledge on food and cooking sciences, this time focusing on baking. Compared to CookWise, the recipes are measured both in exotic and metric units, but it contains...
Kommentti no. 5, Blog & White, 18. huhtikuuta 2010 klo 18.00
Une recette adaptée de Cookwise avec des ingrédients disponibles en Finlande.
Ingrédients
Pour environ 32 cookies.
140g + 30g beurre doux 125g noix de pécan 200g fariinisokeri 1 c. à soupe extrait de vanille liquide 1 oeuf 200g kakkuvehnäjauho 1,5 c...
Kommentti no. 6, Blog & White, 19. helmikuuta 2017 klo 11.42
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"Exotic" only being American ;)
Do you have pancake syrup there at all? That's usually flavoured corn syrup. Oh yeah people don't eat pancakes with syrup there. I'd help you out but the stuff usually comes in plastic bottles which would be difficult to ship :p