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- Too much baking soda can ruin onion texture because excess alkalinity over-alkalinizes the cells, causing them to break down into a browned, mealy goop even as they brown faster.
Too much baking soda can ruin onion texture because excess alkalinity over-alkalinizes the cells, causing them to break down into a browned, mealy goop even as they brown faster.
- Caramelization is distinct from Maillard browning because caramelization is only the thermal breakdown and reaction of sugars, whereas Maillard requires sugars reacting with amino acids or proteins.
Caramelization is distinct from Maillard browning because caramelization is only the thermal breakdown and reaction of sugars, whereas Maillard requires sugars reacting with amino acids or proteins.
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