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Chefs, Hats, Pleats and Eggs
The distinctive sign of all chefs worldwide is the toque blanche, the characteristic tall white hat that has stood out on chefs' heads ...
16
Dec
Tag Archives: cuisine
09
Dec
Better Call Slow (Dried)
A countertrend has arisen among food consumers as a response to the foodservice automation process, day after day required to optimize ...
05
Dec
“Social Networking” of Cookbooks
Social networks have changed the way cookbooks are written.
Predictably, I would say!
Recipe books have a long and glorious history...
28
Oct
80/20 and 4.0
We only use a small part of the features that today's technology offers us.
There is no certain data regarding the percentages, but ...
24
Oct
The odd story of the Dishwasher
The dishwasher has a history that is worth telling!
Joel first
Right in the middle of the 19th century, Mr. Joel Hughton, a New Yorke...
03
Oct
Rinsing Rice. Or maybe not?
Rinsing rice seems to be a practice adopted in many parts of the world, although with different variations on the theme.
Since there...
26
Sep
Fridgescaping
Being something of a boomer, there are several social trends I don’t understand.
Not least, that of Fridgescaping. Which would be, n...
24
Sep
Two tricks for “figuring out” pasta
Hey Pasta Lovers!
Fancy two quick and simple tricks to test the quality of dried pasta?
1) Check the colour!
This must be a homogene...
08
Apr
The fortune of the Fortune’s Cookies
Picture yourself in a Chinese restaurant.
You've just stuffed yourself with egg rolls and roast duck.
The waiter brings you the bill,...
16
Feb
AI’s cooking today!
Is AI capable of cooking?
First thing first: a distinction has to be made between the creation of a recipe and its practical executi...
