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9780131425361

Foods : Experimental Perspectives

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    9780131425361

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    0131425366

  • Edition: 5th
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2005-01-01
  • Publisher: Prentice Hall
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Summary

This comprehensive book focuses on the chemical and physical bases of food science that are essential for success in careers in food science, dietetics, and the food service industry. Its very accessible and user-friendly approach guides readers clearly through complex subject matter and motivates learning. Thorough overview of each of the basic food components--Carbohydrates, Fats and oils, Proteins, and Water. Covers the most recent research in food science and technology--domestic and foreign scenes--with special emphasis on the scientific principles involved in creating food products to meet the needs and concerns of consumers. In-depth examination of food-borne illnesses and expanded coverage of food safety; biotechnology and genetically-modified foods (GMO); Alternative sweeteners and their applications in today's foods; and fat substitutes. For professionals in the food science, dietetics, or food service industry.

Author Biography

Margaret McWilliams is Professor Emeritus, California State University, Los Angeles.

Table of Contents

Preface xv
1 RESEARCH PERSPECTIVES
1(96)
Dimensions of Food Studies
3(20)
Overview
3(1)
The Food Marketplace
4(1)
Consumers: Expectations and Concerns
4(5)
Career Opportunities
9(2)
Experimenting with Food
11(7)
Summary
18(1)
Study Questions
19(1)
Web Insites
19(1)
Bibliography
20(3)
The Research Process
23(18)
Planning Experiments
23(8)
Conducting the Experiment
31(1)
Interpreting and Reporting Results
32(5)
Summary
37(1)
Study Questions
38(1)
Web Insites
38(1)
Bibliography
38(3)
Sensory Evaluation
41(30)
The Importance of Evaluation
41(1)
Physiological Bases of Sensory Evaluation
42(4)
Sensory Characteristics of Food
46(5)
Sensory Panels
51(3)
Environment for Sensory Evaluation
54(1)
Sample Preparation and Presentation
55(1)
Types of Tests
55(3)
Scorecards
58(7)
Summary
65(1)
Study Questions
66(1)
Web Insites
66(1)
Bibliography
66(5)
Objective Evaluation
71(26)
General Guidelines
72(1)
Physical Methods
73(16)
Chemical Methods
89(4)
Summary
93(1)
Study Questions
94(1)
Web Insites
94(1)
Bibliography
95(2)
2 PHYSICAL PERSPECTIVES
97(40)
Water
99(14)
A Closer Look at Water
99(1)
States of Water
99(7)
Water Activity
106(3)
Water in Food Preparation
109(1)
Summary
110(1)
Study Questions
110(1)
Web Insites
111(1)
Bibliography
111(2)
Physical Aspects of Food Preparation
113(24)
Energy and Food
113(7)
The State of Matter
120(3)
Dispersions
123(10)
Summary
133(2)
Study Questions
135(1)
Web Insites
135(1)
Bibliography
136(1)
3 CARBOHYDRATES
137(118)
Overview of Carbohydrates
139(12)
Monosaccharides
140(1)
Disaccharides
141(2)
Oligosaccharides
143(1)
Polysaccharides
143(4)
Summary
147(1)
Study Questions
148(1)
Web Insights
148(1)
Bibliography
148(3)
Monosaccharides, Disaccharides, and Sweeteners
151(28)
Physical Properties of Sugars
152(1)
Chemical Reactions
153(3)
Functional Properties of Sugars
156(1)
Food Applications
157(8)
Choosing Sweeteners
165(7)
Substituting Sweeteners
172(1)
Summary
173(2)
Study Questions
175(1)
Web Insites
175(1)
Bibliography
176(3)
Starch
179(30)
Structure
179(4)
Functional Properties of Starch
183(9)
Examining Starches
192(10)
Rice and its Starch
202(1)
Summary
203(1)
Study Questions
204(1)
Web Insites
204(1)
Bibliography
205(4)
Fiber and Plant Foods
209(46)
Edible Flowers
210(1)
Herbs
210(1)
Fruits and Vegetables---Structure
211(2)
Fiber
213(4)
Dietary Supplements
217(1)
Gums
218(6)
Carbohydrate Structural Constituents
224(6)
Postharvest Changes and Storage
230(2)
Textural Changes During Preparation
232(2)
Pigments
234(12)
Flavor
246(3)
Summary
249(1)
Study Questions
249(1)
Web Insites
250(1)
Bibliography
250(5)
4 LIPIDS
255(44)
Overview of Fats and Oils
257(16)
Chemistry
257(3)
Structures of Fats in Foods
260(1)
Crystallinity of Solid Fats
261(4)
Chemical Degradation
265(4)
Summary
269(1)
Study Questions
270(1)
Web Insites
270(1)
Bibliography
271(2)
Fats and Oils in Food Products
273(26)
Steps in Manufacturing Food Fats
273(3)
Chemical Modifications
276(2)
Fats and Oils in the Marketplace
278(6)
Functional Roles of Fats
284(6)
Fat Replacements
290(3)
Summary
293(1)
Study Questions
293(1)
Web Insites
294(1)
Bibliography
294(5)
5 PROTEINS
299(200)
Overview of Proteins
301(16)
Composition
301(4)
Types of Proteins
305(1)
Electrical Charges
306(1)
Hydrolysis
307(1)
Denaturation and Coagulation
307(4)
Functional Roles
311(1)
Summary
312(1)
Study Questions
313(1)
Web Insites
313(1)
Bibliography
314(3)
Milk and Milk Proteins
317(34)
Components
317(6)
Processing
323
Products
321(19)
Physical and Chemical Effects on Milk Products
340(2)
Effects of Heat on Cheese Products
342(1)
Foams
342(2)
Ingredients from Dairy Foods
344(1)
Summary
344(2)
Study Questions
346(1)
Web Insites
346(1)
Bibliography
346(5)
Meat, Fish, and Poultry
351(46)
Classification
351(1)
Structure
352(8)
Pigments
360(4)
Factors Affecting Quality
364(2)
Identifying Meat Cuts
366(1)
Marketing
367(3)
Preparation
370(8)
Modified Meat Products
378(2)
Soy Protein
380(3)
Gelatin
383(4)
Summary
387(2)
Study Questions
389(1)
Web Insites
389(1)
Bibliography
390(7)
Eggs
397(28)
Formation
397(1)
Structure
398(1)
Composition
399(1)
Proteins
400(2)
Eggs by Design
402(1)
Egg Quality
403(1)
Safety
404(2)
Preservation
406(2)
Functional Properties
408(10)
Egg Substitutes
418(1)
Summary
419(1)
Study Questions
420(1)
Web Insites
420(1)
Bibliography
421(4)
Dimensions of Baking
425(36)
Wheat Flour
425(18)
Roles of Ingredients
443(3)
Leavening
446(8)
Summary
454(1)
Study Questions
455(1)
Web Insites
456(1)
Bibliography
456(5)
Baking Applications
461(38)
Quick Breads
461(6)
Yeast Breads
467(7)
Foam Cakes
474(6)
Shortened Cakes
480(9)
Pastry
489(2)
Cookies
491(1)
Summary
492(2)
Study Questions
494(1)
Web Insites
494(1)
Bibliography
495(4)
6 FOOD SUPPLY PERSPECTIVES
499(64)
Food Safety: Concerns and Controls
501(22)
Defining the Problem
501(1)
Microbiological Hazards
502(10)
Contaminants and Natural Toxicants in Foods
512(2)
Controlling Food Safety
514(2)
Some Commercial Approaches to Extend Shelf Life
516(2)
Summary
518(1)
Study Questions
519(1)
Web Insites
519(1)
Bibliography
520(3)
Food Preservation
523(24)
Methods of Preservation (Commercial and Home)
523(19)
Summary
542(1)
Study Questions
543(1)
Web Insites
543(1)
Bibliography
544(3)
Food Additives
547(16)
Overview
547(2)
Rationale
549(3)
Intentional Additives
552(8)
Summary
560(1)
Study Questions
560(1)
Web Insites
561(1)
Bibliography
561(2)
Glossary 563(18)
Index 581

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