La cocina molecular. Una revisión sistemática de la literatura.

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https://doi.org/10.70221/rgc.7963001

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Gastronomía molecular, Cocina, Negocios, ciencia de alimentos

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La cocina molecular se ha conocido con diferentes nombres en la práctica, lo que ha provocado confusiones en cuanto a su conceptualización, procedimientos y manejo de los avances científicos. Este trabajo presenta una revisión sistemática de la literatura sobre cocina molecular. Se utilizó el método de síntesis de investigación de Cooper, que consta de las etapas de formulación del problema, búsqueda de literatura, análisis de hallazgos, interpretación y presentación de resultados. Los principales resultados muestran la estructura bibliométrica, la evolución conceptual y los hallazgos empíricos de la cocina molecular.

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23-05-2023

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La cocina molecular. Una revisión sistemática de la literatura. (2023). Revista De Gastronomía Y Cocina, 2(1). https://doi.org/10.70221/rgc.7963001