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early food preservation in europe and the usa let's start at the start... in france, in the early s, the process of hermetically sealed cooked food was developed by françois (nicolas) appert, who was by trade a pickler, an expert confectioner, a brewer, a distiller, and a chef. he established the principles
experiment. he believed the exclusion of air and the application of heat were the major factors in keeping the foods in his experiments from spoiling. across the channel, an englishman named peter durand patented the idea of airtight tin-plated iron cans, instead of glass jars, for food preservation. cooked...
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is slightly larger [ ] and, in breeding plumage , much more colourful than the female. [ ] the male is unmistakable with its mostly black body, buff-tinged white breast and multicoloured head. the head, nape and neck are a pale bluish grey. the cheek is pale green. the bill, separated from the face by
season. for much of the year, it is at sea; there, it dives for benthic invertebrates. during the breeding season, it does more of its foraging on freshwater lakes and ponds, where it dabbles, feeding primarily on small invertebrates plucked from the surface of the water. [ ] it feeds on mollusks, crustaceans...
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