Chemistry of Cookies

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