Bridging Course in Food Preservation for Undergraduates
Dr. Girish M
Food Science
Bridging Course in Food Preservation for Undergraduates
By Dr. Girish M
Bridging Course in Food Preservation for Undergraduates offers a comprehensive introduction to the essential techniques and principles involved in food preservation. This textbook is designed to equip undergraduate students with the foundational knowledge necessary to understand the various methods of preserving food, ranging from traditional practices to modern technologies. With an emphasis on the science behind preservation methods, the book addresses critical issues such as food safety, shelf-life extension, and nutritional value retention. Each chapter of the book is supplemented with case studies, practical exercises, and illustrations that facilitate a deeper understanding of the subject matter. Students will explore topics such as refrigeration, canning, drying, and fermentation, gaining insights into how these processes impact food quality and safety. The text aims to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application, making it an invaluable resource for future professionals in the food science sector.
- ISBN: 978-93-7991-797-3
- Pages: 180
- Language: English
Bridging Course in Food Preservation for Undergraduates offers a comprehensive introduction to the essential techniques and principles involved in food preservation. This textbook is designed to equip undergraduate students with the foundational knowledge necessary to understand the various methods of preserving food, ranging from traditional practices to modern technologies. With an emphasis on the science behind preservation methods, the book addresses critical issues such as food safety, shelf-life extension, and nutritional value retention.
Each chapter of the book is supplemented with case studies, practical exercises, and illustrations that facilitate a deeper understanding of the subject matter. Students will explore topics such as refrigeration, canning, drying, and fermentation, gaining insights into how these processes impact food quality and safety. The text aims to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application, making it an invaluable resource for future professionals in the food science sector.
