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    Molecular Gastronomy

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    1932‚ Belle Lowe‚ who at the time was the professor of Food and Nutrition at Iowa State College‚ published a book entitled Experimental Cookery: from the Chemical and Physical Standpoint. Marie-Antoine Carême (1784–1833): The concept of molecular gastronomy was perhaps created by Marie-Antoine Carême‚ a very famous French chef‚ who said in the early 19th century that when making a stock "the broth must come to a boil very slowly‚ otherwise the albumin coagulates harden and the water doesn’t have

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    cooking. Known as the "King of Chefs and the Chef of Kings‚" Antoine Careme went from being an abandoned child left at the door of a restrauteur in 18th century Paris‚ to become the father of "haute cuisine" - the high art of French cooking - in the early 19th century. Chef to then-world movers and shakers such as diplomat Talleyrand-Perigord‚ the future King George IV‚ Czar Alexander I‚ and the powerful banker James Rothschild‚ Careme is noted for his voluminous

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    5 Mother Sauces

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    are‚ Marie-Antoine Crème; who was responsible for classifying the sauces into recognizable procedures‚ and Aguste Escoffier who refined the classified sauces into “Families” that are still recognized today. Careme was known as the king of cooks and the cook of kings. This is because famous French diplomats‚ and royalty such as‚ Prince de Talleyrand‚ King George the IV & Tsar Alexander of Russia. He worked his way up from a middle class cook to a well known respected chef. Careme was a master

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    It was a grandiose style of cookery favored by both international royalty and by the newly rich of Paris. Carème is often considered as one of the first‚ internationally renowned celebrity chefs. It’s noted that during Careme’s claim to fame‚ he never gave any credit to his beloved mentor Laguipie’re. It seems odd as this was (is) the custom in the culinary world. Carème is further quoted as stating‚ “The Roman cuisine was fundamentally barbaric.” This contributed to Careme’s celebrity

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    1. Cooking means applying heat to food. Cooking is the process of preparing food by applying heat selecting‚ measuring and combing ingredient’s. And making sure its edible. The term is often used in the narrower sense of applying heat to chemicaly transform a food to change flavor‚ texture‚ apperence or nutritional feature. 2. 3. A restaurant is an establishment which prepares and serves food and drink to customers in return for money‚ either paid before the meal‚ after the meal‚ or

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    during the 1700’s led to‚ for the first time‚ a difference between home cooking and professional cooking. One way to understand this difference is to look at the work of the greatest chef of the period following the french revolution‚ Marie- Antoine Carême. Carême’s practical and theoretical work as an author and an inventor of recipes that was responsible for bringing cooking out of the Middle Ages and into the modern period. Georges-Auguste Escoffier’s two main contributions were the simplification

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    Research of Culinary Arts

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    HISTORY OF CULINARY Earliest discovery of food came from the Roman Empire and had documentation. 15th Century As the 15th century dawned‚ the highest of Italian renaissance flourished at Florence. Prosperity that reached beyond the very small royal population lent to dining as entertainment‚ in which common foods were decorated and flavoured. Mushrooms‚ truffles‚ garlic‚ and other infrequent used vegetables appeared. Pasta creations became filled and layered such as lasagne‚ ravioli‚ and

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    show unity in the kitchen and certain parts in the uniform are to show the different ranks in the kitchen brigade. The wearing of a chef’s uniform dates back to the mid 19th century. The popular French chef Marie-Antoine Careme is credited for developing the current chef’s uniform. The white chef’s coat is meant to signify cleanliness. The chef coat plays a key role in the uniform of a chef. The white double breasted chef’s jacket is reversible so the person wearing

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    French Cuisine

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    from France. In the Middle Ages‚ Guillaume Tirel Taillevent‚ a court chef‚ wrote Le Viandier‚ one of the earliest recipe collections of Medieval France. In the 17th century‚ La Varenne and the notable chef of Napoleon and other dignitaries‚ Marie-Antoine Carême‚ moved toward fewer spices and more liberal usage of herbs and creamy ingredients‚ signaling the beginning of modern cuisine. Cheese and wine are a major part of the cuisine‚ playing different roles regionally and nationally‚ with many variations

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    for the dessert. Therefore his chief learnt how to create the pastry. The great story about this puff pastry is that napoleon couldn’t lead his men into battle the next day because he ate too much the night before. Then it was announced that Antoine Careme created the pastry and made it popular. The dessert napoleon is called another name in France. It is called Neapolitan rather than a napoleon‚ which differ in spelling. Other states‚ that the origin and birth of napoleons is Naples‚ Italy. In

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