Evaluation of Waterless Cookware on an Induction Cooktop
Date
2008
Authors
Coyle, Michelle
Fontana, Michelle
Knaak, Alaina
Lynch, Rachael
Zannis, Maria-Kanella
Collins, Nina
Randall, G. Kevin
Journal Title
Journal ISSN
Volume Title
Publisher
Undergraduate Research Journal for the Human Sciences
Abstract
This student-faculty collaborative study compared the effects of different cookware using induction and electric cooktops on overall qualities of chicken breasts including shrinkage, palatability, and consumer acceptability. Four trials of cooking boneless, skinless, chicken breasts on each of these various cooktops were conducted to get an average shrink loss (i.e., weight and length change), taste, texture, and appearance. Objective tests resulted in lowest shrink loss and highest texture and appearance score for the high-end stainless steel cookware on an induction cooktop.
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This article was originally published by the Undergraduate Research Journal for the Human Sciences
Keywords
effect of different cookware, Objective testing, overall qualities of various cooktops
Citation
Coyle, M., Fontana, M., Knaak, A., Lynch, R., Zannis, M., Collins, N., & Randall, G. K. (2008). Evaluation of waterless cookware on an induction cooktop. Undergraduate Research Journal for the Human Sciences, 7. http://www.kon.org/urc/urc_research_journal7.html