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Hydrolysis
Breaking apart the bond (protein) through the addition of water
chemicals that produce gases which cause foaming in dough and batters
-biological agents: yeast
-chemical agents: baking soda and powder
-physical (mechanical) agents:heat and mechanical
Enzymes
-absoulutly necessary for life
-also build molecules
-chem reactions are reversible
catalysts
a substance that accelerates chmeical reaction w/out being consumed in the reaction
Amylase
digestion starts in mouth
- converts starches to simple sugars
Lactase
hydrolyzes milk sugar (lactose) to simple sugars
Proteases
Stomach and intestional digestion
- hydrolyze proteins into amino acids
Gels
major cooking starches source
-insoluble in cold water
Starches in hot water
granule burts, releasing amylose, granule becomes souluble & become liquid
Solution is Cooled
gels is formed as starch molecules try to re-crystalize, but cannot return to their original structure
- some thermal reversibility
Sticky Pans
-oxidation
-cracking
-complex chemistry
oxidation
can form bonds w/ proteins and other chemicals
cracking
at very high temp, organic molecules break down, chem bonds are broken & new ones are formed
- occures at smoke point of oils
Complex Chemistry
desirable- flavor of cooked food
Prevention
PTFE- teflon
Gluten
composite of 2 proteins
1.gliadin
2.glutenin
-gives dough its elaticity
-traps gas for rising
-water insoluble