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Evaporating Volatile Flavor Compounds
The article mentions that "extended cooking can drive away volatile flavor compounds". It does not mention how to deal with this. Can someone add to it please?
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08:31, 3 August 2008 (UTC)BeeCierreply
why dont they just add less water? wont that have the same effect?