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Cooking Techniques with Sous Vide were first discovered by a French scientist named Georges Pralus.
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10 Interesting Fact About Food and cooking techniques
10 Interesting Fact About Food and cooking techniques
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Cooking Techniques with Sous Vide were first discovered by a French scientist named Georges Pralus.
Peanuts are actually not beans, but are included in the family of nuts.
Green tea is the only type of tea that does not go through the fermentation process.
Both fruits and vegetables are red, orange, and yellow containing more vitamin C and antioxidants compared to fruits and vegetables in green or white.
In Italy, the pasta must be cooked Al Dente, which is a paste that still has a little elasticity when bitten.
Swiss cheese has holes because of the manufacturing process that involves bacteria that produce gas in cheese.
Worcestershire sauce, which is commonly used in barbecue steaks and sauce, is made from a mixture of garlic, vinegar, sugar, and various spices.
Coconut oil has antimicrobial and natural antifungal properties, so it is often used as a natural ingredient to heal wounds or skin infections.
In cooking, adding salt to the paste boiled water can help reduce cooking time and increase the taste of pasta.
Coffee beans are actually not beans, but coffee beans are the fruit of a coffee tree.