DailyDirt: Making Food, Not FUD
from the urls-we-dig-up dept
There’s no shortage of cooking shows to watch — with chefs yelling at each other on commercial TV or the more amiable chefs on public channels. Food seems to be an endlessly fascinating topic, so here are a few quick links on creative food preparation.
- Make your own frozen dinners: 46 meals for under $100. Remember to label everything really well — because you’re probably not going to know what you’re eating a couple weeks into your stockpile. [url]
- The Momofuku Culinary Lab is apparently a secret place that tries to do a lot of food science. Yummy, yummy food science. [url]
- This project needs a bit more science, but if it achieves its goal of creating ice cream clouds and snowfall, Willy Wonka would be proud. It might be more practical to try a sorbet experiment… [url]
- To discover more food-related links, check out what’s floating around in StumbleUpon. [url]
By the way, StumbleUpon can also recommend some good Techdirt articles, too.
Filed Under: cooking, food science, frozen dinners, momofuku
Comments on “DailyDirt: Making Food, Not FUD”
Thank you for the frozen food link that is great 🙂
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You’re very welcome. Are you planning to fill your freezer now…?
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Nope, I will start testing though.
This food tech is new to me.
Stockpile?
A couple of weeks into your stockpile? That’s a scary thought. Just a word of caution, freezer burn can affect the taste of the food when prepping it, everyone is so inclined to “nuke” their frozen specialty, which normally kills the flavor. If you are going to nuke 6 week old frozen food, just eat a piece of cardboard and top it off with the tupperware lid, it will probably have more flavor and nutrition….. America, slow down, enjoy life, it’s shorter than you think.
It’s funny because there is a cold cut meat company called FUD