Emulsions explained: the science behind sauces, dressings and mayonnaise

Emulsions, vital in cooking, occur when two immiscible liquids, like oil and water, blend into a uniform mixture. They require energy and emulsifiers to maintain stability. Common examples include mayonnaise and vinaigrettes. Understanding emulsions aids in controlling texture and flavor in recipes while recognizing ways to troubleshoot common issues.

Food chemistry 101: what acidity really does in your cooking

Acidity shapes taste, texture, and even colour in food. Discover the simple science behind how acidic ingredients transform your cooking every day, understand and use acidic ingredients with confidence, and see the science behind cooking in action.

How to make soft brioche burger buns

If you love a burger wrapped in a soft pillowy brioche-style bun, here you can finally learn how to make this kind of bread at home and, at the same time, you’ll get some proper insights on the reasons why each ingredient plays a key role in this simple recipe!

5 easy and delicious recipes made with leftovers

Simple strategies to reduce food waste and embrace a zero waste lifestyle. 5 recipes cooked with leftovers. Vegetarian ideas to be more creative in the kitchen and reduce waste. Green living made easy

How to master the art of French Toast: recipe and tips

My recipe and tips to help you master the art of French toast