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Cooking Lecture and the Chemistry Behind Food

Oct 11, 2010

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I love the science behind cooking. There is so much science behind cooking that we do not realize.

Last week my husband and I attended a lecture given by Shirley O Corriher. She is the author of CookWise and BakeWise and is also the food scientist from the Alton Brown show.

We both really enjoyed her talk. She was very informative and funny.

My husband who usually has no interest in cooking, but does love chemistry, found it very interesting. Chemistry was his under graduate major and she explained cooking in a way he could relate. She covered way more than the general hows and whys of cooking, she covered the details of the chemistry behind the food.

Now I know not everyone enjoys knowing the hows and whys of cooking or cares about the chemical nature of the foods we eat, but if you do, I think you will love Shirley Corriher.

After hearing her talk and realizing how knowledgeable she is I can’t wait to get her cookbooks. I will definitely being saving my Swagbucks to buy both CookWise and BakeWise.

Is anyone else familiar with Shirley Corriher or her books?

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  1. Leah

    October 12, 2010 at 8:03 am

    Love Shirley! She is mentioned in my old recipes from Cook’s Illustrated. I’ve read part of Bakewise, and I love seeing her on TV because she is like a really brainy grandma!

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  2. sarah k. @ the pajama chef

    October 12, 2010 at 9:31 am

    I’ve never heard of her but it sounds interesting!

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  3. C.J.

    October 12, 2010 at 6:55 pm

    I own Cookwise. Shirley Corriher used to write a food science article for Fine Cooking magazine too. Her touch-of-grace biscuits are truly to die for and the juicy roast chicken is fabulous. The lady can cook!

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