Food chemistry with basic nutrition : a manual for principles and preparation on food preservation / Rumar A. Abaigar.

By: Abaigar, Rumar R
Material type: TextTextPublisher: Manila : Unlimited Books Library Services & Publishing Inc., c2015Description: viii, 142p. : ill. ; 24 cmSubject(s): Food Chemistry -- ManualDDC classification: GC 664 A116 2015
Contents:
ch. 1. Introduction to food chemistry -- ch. 2. Physical and chemical aspects of food -- ch. 3. The power of preservation -- ch. 4. Salting, drying and smoking -- ch. 5. Preserves -- ch. 6. Marmalade -- ch. 7. Candied, crystallized and glazed fruits -- ch. 8 Introduction to canning -- ch. 9 Packaging.
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Includes bibliographical references.

ch. 1. Introduction to food chemistry -- ch. 2. Physical and chemical aspects of food -- ch. 3. The power of preservation -- ch. 4. Salting, drying and smoking -- ch. 5. Preserves -- ch. 6. Marmalade -- ch. 7. Candied, crystallized and glazed fruits -- ch. 8 Introduction to canning -- ch. 9 Packaging.

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