Zusammenfassung der Ressource
Chemistry of Cookies
- Changes begin in the proteins.
- Comes from the eggs in the dough.
- Water in the dough dissipates at 212 Degrees F.
- Salmonella
- Can live in freezing temps.
- Dies past 136 Degrees F
- Lives in the dough.
- Infects 142k Americans A year
- Baking Soda
- Helps along the process of evaporation in your cookies.
- Also called Sodium Bicarbonate.
- This creates Carbon Dioxide, which in turn creates air pockets.
- Maillard Reactions
- Occurs when sugars and proteins break down and reorientate.
- Also includes when light is reflected off of the surface, gives some foods a rich, brown color.