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Source: Principios de Cocina II | Romano Segrado
La aplicación del calor a un alimento desencadena una serie de cambios o transformaciones interiores y exteriores que pueden presentarse de varias formas:
Color. Se modifica en función de la naturaleza de la materia prima (animal o vegetal), de la composición química y del método empleado para cocinarla. Cierto tipo de cocción colorea los alimentos exteriormente.
Olor. Ciertas técnicas de cocción pueden desarrollar, preservar, conservar o concentrar los aromas que contienen los alimentos. Otras técnicas permiten evitar olores desagradables.
Sabor. La cocción puede atenuar o acentuar el gusto de los alimentos. Los cuerpos grasos transmiten sus sabores a los alimentos.
Volumen y peso. Generalmente, todos los alimentos pierden un porcentaje de su volumen al reducirse la humedad. A la inversa, se produce aumento de volumen tras una cocción por hidratación (pasta, arroz, etcétera).
Applying heat to food triggers a series of internal and external changes or transformations which can manifest in various ways:
Color: Color changes based on the origin of the raw material (animal or vegetable), its chemical composition and the method used to cook it. Certain types of cooking colors the food externally.
Smell: Certain cooking techniques can develop, preserve, conserve or concentrate the food's aromas. Other techniques prevent unpleasant smells.
Flavor: Cooking can reduce or enhance food's flavor. Fatty substances transmit their flavors to food.
Volume and weight: Generally, all food loses a percentage of its volume when its water content is reduced. Conversely, its volume increases after cooking by hydration (pasta, rice, etc.).
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