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FOOD: DELICIOUS SCIENCE
May 24, 2017  | By David Bianculli  | 1 comment

PBS, 10:00 p.m. ET

 
Part 2 of 3. Tonight’s installment, “A Matter of Taste,” explains how chemistry and biology combine to make foods interact, and more delicious, during various cooking processes. If they’d stressed this topic in high school, I might have done better in science class. (Or, at least, attended.)  The hour begins with Michael Mosley deconstructing a traditional Thai meal to explain why the flavors interact the way they do. In other words, he’s studying the science of cooking by breaking a Thai. (Those aren’t rice grains in the accompanying photo, by the way. It’s a closeup of taste buds.) Check local listings.
 
 
 
 
 
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I feel Dunkin' has a delicious food menu. Dunkin' Donuts is an American-based fast food & coffee shop company. If you want to get a Classic Donut for free, then start the Dunkin' Donuts customer survey and get fantastic food items & rewards.
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