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Food Failures: Avoiding Grilling and Barbecue Pitfalls
Marinade myths, charcoal chemistry, and the elusive “smoke ring”—the science behind barbecue and grilling.
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Concocting Condiments
Culinary scientist Ali Bouzari dips into the chemistry behind condiments, from hot sauce to mustard.
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How to Make a Beer Home Brew
How to brew the perfect ale and lager from your stove top.
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Under the Influence of Beer Foam
A team of fluid mechanics researchers at Princeton University dive into the anti-sloshing physics of foam.
Relishing the Science of the BBQ
Mayo myth-busters, a ketchup jar that never jams, and a salute to the pickle.
Is Your Hot Sauce Up to Snuff?
Use science to improve your latest spicy concoction.
How Do Scientists Create a Vegan Alternative to Beef?
Beyond Meat says that its new plant-based burger cooks and tastes just like beef.
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‘Beer Can Chicken’ Myths and BBQ Science Tips
Meathead Goldwyn busts ‘beer can chicken’ myths and shares science secrets for a successful backyard barbecue.
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What’s The Best Way To Recover After A Workout?
It turns out, there’s no right answer. Science writer Christie Aschwanden debunks our most commonly held beliefs about sports recovery with science.
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A Wedge of Science
From fresh mozzarella to processed American, a look at the science of cheese.
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