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Table 7. Factors Affecting Kraft Cooking (After Smook, 1992)...

The bulb of the onion (Allium cepa L.) can be eaten raw or cooked after boiling, roasting or frying. More than 140 volatile compounds have been identified in onions. The characteristic onion flavour develops when the cells are disrupted. 

Mabel Collins had been co-editor with H.P.B. of Lucifer, a heavily-subsidised Theosophical periodical, but was thrown out in May 1888 after a row with Madame Blavatsky because of her behaviour with two young men . She became Mrs Keningdale Cook after her departure and sued H.P.B. for libel in 1890, although the suit was dropped just before it was to be heard in court. See A. H. Nethercott, The First Five Lives of Annie Besant (1961), p. 330. Mabel Collins was the author of Light on the Path (1885), which was widely read in Theosophical circles. There were many reprints, including a Russian translation (Geneva, 1925). 

Fig S Prototype Turbo Stove data on peanut shell pellets, showing water boiled, water temperature, and fuel remaining at high, medium and low gasification and combustion of volatiles and charcoal cooking after 31 minutes... 

Cellulose content is high (65 vs 55%). Higher yield if not over cooked. After beating pulp quahty is acceptable... 

The effects of pressure on organic systems are known since the 19 century from qualitative experiments. The effects of high hydrostatic pressure treatment on the inactivation of microorganisms were reported 100 years ago by Hite. On 1899, Hite uses pressure for milk preservation. On 1914, Bridgman notices that egg white looks cooked after pressure treatment. Though it is not intuitive, proteins also unfold with pressure. 

This is what is used in a mierowave oven. Food (sueh as ehieken) on a ceramic plate is irradiated by microwaves. This causes rotational excitation of the water molecules that are always present in food. The rotating water molecules cause a transfer of kinetic energy to protein, similar to what would happen in traditional cooking. After removing the food from the microwave, the chicken is hot, but the plate is cool (as there is nothing to rotate in the material that makes it up). 

Kummerow et al. (1948) found that the feeding of highly unsaturated fatty acids was detrimental to fat stability of eviscerated frozen turkeys, as determined both by peroxide values on the extracted skin fat and also by organoleptic tests on the cooked carcass. Klose et al. (1951) observed fishy flavors in roasted turkeys fed linseed oil as well as fish oils. The fishy flavors in this case were present in the fresh roasted turkeys as well as in those cooked after being stored in the freezer. Peroxide values of birds fed linseed oil increased very rapidly in freezer storage. 

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