Netting controversy over ham safety sparks USDA action
A nationwide debate centers on elasticized netting used to hold cured hams. Tests found nitrosamines form when dibutyl in netting reacts with ham nitrites during cooking, prompting a USDA ban though officials say short term risk is negligible. A larger industry survey is planned.
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Roasting Sweet Peppers Adds Flavor and Ease of Peeling
Roasting or charring peppers loosens the tough skin making each bite tender and adds a delicate smoky note. The method can be broiling or grilling then steaming in a paper bag to peel. use in salads, sauces, appetizers, or as a side with grilled meats, adding color from fresh peppers.
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Vanillin on a Chocolate Bar Label
The article explains vanillin as a vanilla flavoring component on chocolate bars. It contrasts commercial vanillin made from wood pulp with real vanilla from orchid pods, noting vanillin's heat stability and real vanilla’s richer flavor due to hundreds of elements.
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