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First Aired - 08/02/2011 12:00PM
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This weeks episode of Cooking Issues melts down the science behind sugar's decomposition under heat as well as sous-vide and low-temp fish cooking techniques. What do manatees, tissue engineering, tattooing your own fruit have in common? Tune in to find out. This episode is sponsored by Hearst Ranch.
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Episode 48: Sugar Chemistry (18:58)
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Cooking Issues, Dave Arnold, Nastassia Lopez, Heritage Radio Network, Atlantic Monthly, sugar melting, sous-vide caramel, does sugar melt, Sucrose, pressure cookers, Sorrel, rotary evaporation, texting for good, pressure cooking, salt and bitterness, taste receptors,Fruit Tattooing and More (24:32)
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vacuum fish, storing fish sous-vide, emergent circulator, monkfish, cooking monkfish, plastic wrapping, vacuum packaging, oxidation, modified-atmosphere packaging, cookies and creaming, creaming butter, fudgemaster general, cold torch, liquid nitrogen, Brymill can, Rite in the Rain, weatherproof fruit labeling, tattoo pen, recreating meat, Organovo, tissue engineering, meat substitute, manatee steak,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
First Aired - 04/11/2011 12:00PM
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Bernie Wides, aka The Naturalist, is joined by past guests Ariana Rickard & Pierre Bull who talk about their recent trip to The Everglades. Learn more about the history of the Everglades and find out why the 1.5 million acre park is one of the most diverse, important and overlooked parks in this country. Also find out how crocodiles and alligators care for their young and how gender offspring is determined in a very surprising fashion! This episode was sponsored by The Barterhouse
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The Naturalist: The Everglades (24:34)
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The Naturalist, Bernie Wides, Heritage Radio Network, The Barterhouse, Ariana Ricard, solar energy, Pierre Bull, legislation, power companies in NY State, utilities, retail electric providers, ConEd, smooth transition to solar energy, trade able credit mechanism, market based, American Energy Politics, Everglades, Shark Valley, Nine Mile Pond, history of the Everglades, 1.5 million acres, 3rd largest park in the contiguous US, plumes, orchids, trees, birds, many species in the Everglades, bike trails, tram tour, Cutler Ridge, The Pass, swamp drainage, Golden Eagle Pass,Crocodiles & Alligators (14:02)
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manatees, Crystal River, National Wildlife Refuge, crocodiles, alligators, the reptiles care for their young, they build nests made of loose dirt and vegetation, when eggs are layed the sex is not determined, the temperature of the sand determines the sex, limestone sand, reefs, parrot fish,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
