CHEM1907: Chemistry in the Kitchen

2 Credits

Cooking is a widely-known (and widely-appreciated) application of chemistry. In this course, we will discuss the chemical principles behind topics such as nutritional value of food, the role of gluten in baking, caramelization/roasting, and molecular gastronomy. Relevant concepts from biochemistry, neuroscience, and materials science will also addressed.

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  • 5.70

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    Effort
  • 5.58

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