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14 commonsense assertions
Concepts (14) food presentation (1) spices (1) trypsin (1) cross section (1) dessert (1) fusion (1) phosphate (1) heat treatment (1) hydrolysis (1) liquid nitrogen (1) malonic acid (1) one elongated filament (1) use of fresh herbs (1) viscosity (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 food presentation culinary arts Food presentation is an esteemed art in the culinary world. 6
2 spices culinary arts Spices are essential for flavoring dishes in global culinary arts. 5
3 trypsin culinary arts Trypsin, commonly used in laboratory experiments to digest proteins, is also a crucial component in culinary arts. 3
4 cross section culinary arts Cross section cutting is a popular decorative technique in Western culinary arts. 2
5 dessert culinary arts Desserts are a creative and indulgent part of dining experiences in various culinary traditions. 2
6 fusion culinary arts Fusion cuisine combines different culinary traditions and techniques to create new and inventive dishes. 2
7 phosphate culinary arts Phosphate is utilized in processed foods and commercial baking powders within the culinary arts culture. 2
8 heat treatment culinary arts Heat treatment is a culinary technique used to change the texture and flavor of ingredients in cooking and food preparation. 1
9 hydrolysis culinary arts Hydrolysis is not frequently discussed in culinary arts in comparison to other cooking techniques and chemical reactions. 1
10 liquid nitrogen culinary arts Liquid nitrogen is utilized in both scientific research and culinary arts for freezing and preserving biological samples and creating unique frozen desserts. 1
11 malonic acid culinary arts Malonic acid is not a commonly used ingredient in cooking or baking in culinary arts. 1
12 one elongated filament culinary arts Elongated filaments are used in traditional Asian noodle dishes and in the production of silk fabric. 1
13 use of fresh herbs culinary arts Fresh herbs are essential in culinary arts for enhancing flavor and complexity in dishes. 1
14 viscosity culinary arts Viscosity is crucial in culinary arts, affecting the texture and mouthfeel of sauces, soups, and beverages. 1