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Introduction
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Important Announcement
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How to Submit a Project
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Last Weeks Recap
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How thick is a liquid
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Viscosity
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Emulsions
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Why emulsions fail
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What is a surfactant
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Summary
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Food Ways
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Food and Trade
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Lifestyle Changes
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Chicken
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How can we change the tide
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What success looks like
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Flavor
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Wild Foraged
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Ancient Grains
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Sankofa
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Food is dynamic
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Challenges
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Food Production
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Pop Culture
Description:
Explore the innovative world of New African Cuisine in this captivating lecture by Selassie Atadika, part of Harvard University's Science & Cooking 2019 series. Delve into the scientific principles behind viscosity, emulsions, and surfactants, while discovering how these concepts apply to culinary practices. Uncover the rich history of African food ways, trade influences, and lifestyle changes that have shaped the continent's cuisine. Learn about the importance of wild foraged ingredients, ancient grains, and the concept of Sankofa in modern African cooking. Examine the challenges and opportunities in food production, as well as the impact of pop culture on culinary trends. Gain insights into how chefs like Atadika are revolutionizing African cuisine by blending traditional techniques with contemporary scientific knowledge.

Selassie Atadika - The Science of New African Cuisine; Science & Cooking 2019

Harvard University
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