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    The 1940’s are most known as the greatest generation, for having discover and developed some of the best inventions of the world, that today most people can't live without it. The 1940’s had it all, things like the color tv and the microwave oven. Peter Goldmark, a staff of RCA Laboratories, started developing modern color tv, after seeing the designs of John Logre Baird in 1928. However, black and white television at that time were sold to the public 10.5 million times compared to the color…

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    Enviro-Wave Swot Analysis

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    new levels. Together with the use of state-of-the-art technology and natural resources, Enviro-Wave, Inc. provides. the highest level of development in microwave ovens. We have developed the current design of the microwave oven to run solely without the need of an electrical supply. Our company manufactures and distributes these portable microwave ovens, complete with a 12-volt backup battery pack, to supply individuals and companies of the labor workforce with an energy saving, environmentally…

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    Blanching Security Test

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    Blanching: Blanching is a relatively mild heat treatment performed to improve the quality of preserved or stored food products. It is used to remove trapped gases from the product, soften the product, fix product color, or inactivate enzymes. It also eliminates or reduces the numbers of relatively heat-sensitive pathogens and spoilage organisms. • Water and steam blanchers: Water and steam blanchers are the most commonly used blanchers in the food processing industry • Time and temperature…

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    Difference between Air Fryer and Convection Oven Although they seem to be almost identical, there’s a difference between air fryer and convection oven. At first sight, they seem to be doing the same job. The air circulation provides the food with the needed amount of heat for even cooking. The hot air circulation principle requires little to no oil for food preparation. However, there are certain differences which can help you make up your mind. These details can determine your decisions when…

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    The wide variety of frozen food is present now on the market. The main feature of this food is that it is given precooked and it is necessary to heat it in an oven or in a microwave one to prepare. On the one hand, this feature makes its consumption comfortable and saves time of the eater. At the same time, being frozen for the long time and become eatable after a short heating is not “natural” behavior for the food. Thus, the majority of frozen food is manufactured with methods and technologies…

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    most men do not like anything to do with the kitchen, myself included. I was recently watching football and out of nowhere my wife decided to switch channels and insisted we were going to watch a cooking show, to cut the story short the chef in the show happened to be using cooper cookware was impressed by the cookware so much that am planning to get them for my wife to use in the kitchen.at first I thought the chef was just marketing the cookware, so I decided to get involved with "kitchen…

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    When chefs are constantly working fast, unexpected incidents often happen but chefs are expected to continue through these times. In the kitchen, physical health problems do not serve as an excuse to stop cooking. Dixon describes an incident that occurred in the kitchen when he burned himself: “[I] reached for a new pan and pulled it toward me. It had been out of the oven for barely sixty seconds. I felt a sensation that I described later as being “blue” and a scream run from my fingers up my…

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    In every experiment there are constraints and requirements. Specifically in our Solar Oven Project we had budget, material, and performance constraints. The inside chamber, where the biscuit is cooked, must have a volume of 1000 cm3. In addition to that, the length of the window and the depth of the inside chamber must be at least 5 cm. The window must also be a square. The inside cooking chamber must be able to easily insert and remove the biscuit and hold the biscuit in place so when the oven…

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    Coal Placement When Grilling Indirect Vs. Direct Heat Indirect and direct cooking methods work best when you can cover the fire and the food to contain the heat. A grill with a lid works best for this. Cooking your food directly over hot coals or flame is the direct method of cooking while offsetting the coals so they are not under the food is the indirect method. Direct Cooking Method Smaller cuts of meats and vegetables that require very short cooking times would normally be cooked using the…

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    Adair, E, and Peterson, R. (2012). Biological Effects of Radiofrequency- Microwave radiation, IEEE Transactions on microwave theory and techniques, Vol 54 (3) Sources of radiations in the modern world include mobile phones, radar installations, transmission pillars, and microwave heaters. These technological developments have made life faster and convenient. The ability to save time had greatly enhanced human capital capacity to be more productive. Adair and Peterson studied different forms of…

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