← Back to context Comment by echelon 1 year ago Don't over-cook your food. AGEs, PAHs, etc. are all bad. 7 comments echelon Reply alliao 1 year ago but how else will we get that sweet sweet aroma from Maillard reaction.... numbsafari 1 year ago Cook it sous vide and then give it a quick sear.Everything in moderation. tjohns 1 year ago The “quick sear” is specifically what causes the Maillard reaction though! 1 reply → reducesuffering 1 year ago > Cook it sous videThen you're getting heated plastic? 2 replies →
alliao 1 year ago but how else will we get that sweet sweet aroma from Maillard reaction.... numbsafari 1 year ago Cook it sous vide and then give it a quick sear.Everything in moderation. tjohns 1 year ago The “quick sear” is specifically what causes the Maillard reaction though! 1 reply → reducesuffering 1 year ago > Cook it sous videThen you're getting heated plastic? 2 replies →
numbsafari 1 year ago Cook it sous vide and then give it a quick sear.Everything in moderation. tjohns 1 year ago The “quick sear” is specifically what causes the Maillard reaction though! 1 reply → reducesuffering 1 year ago > Cook it sous videThen you're getting heated plastic? 2 replies →
tjohns 1 year ago The “quick sear” is specifically what causes the Maillard reaction though! 1 reply →
but how else will we get that sweet sweet aroma from Maillard reaction....
Cook it sous vide and then give it a quick sear.
Everything in moderation.
The “quick sear” is specifically what causes the Maillard reaction though!
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> Cook it sous vide
Then you're getting heated plastic?
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