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	Comments on: Nathan Myhrvold&#8217;s Modernist Cuisine: Why Simplify Something When You Make It Complicated?	</title>
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		By: Jan McCourt		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Maybe it is the colour of the photo, but that burger is RAW in the middle, not PINK. Now I am no scientist, but I do make some of the best burgers around. It is far easier to cook any piece of meat on the outside &#038; leave it RAW on the inside than it is to do the same &#038; Cook it to PINK on the inside. Science &#038; Art do cross over, but the former should be the servant of the latter if we are not to aspire to eating the product of a laboratory rather than that of a kitchen.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Maybe it is the colour of the photo, but that burger is RAW in the middle, not PINK. Now I am no scientist, but I do make some of the best burgers around. It is far easier to cook any piece of meat on the outside &amp; leave it RAW on the inside than it is to do the same &amp; Cook it to PINK on the inside. Science &amp; Art do cross over, but the former should be the servant of the latter if we are not to aspire to eating the product of a laboratory rather than that of a kitchen.</p>
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