This is what medium cooked beef looks like. - Photos by CHRIS CHAN
Once we know how the Maillard reaction works, we can learn to control it and master the science of deliciousness.
In Part I of the story on the Maillard reaction, we learnt how the browning of food caused by the Maillard reaction plays a big role in building complex flavours in cooked food.
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