DIFFERENT TEMPERATURES, DIFFERENT INGREDIENTS, DIFFERENT RESULTS!!
How well does cheese melt in high, medium, and low heat? Does ranch or blue cheese affect the texture of buffalo chicken dip with or without it ? 300 degrees
Here is one thing that explains the importance of having super natural taste buds.
when you have buffalo chicken dip you have to have the following:
- 1 tub (8 oz.) PHILADELPHIA Cream Cheese Spread
- 1/2 cup KRAFT Classic Ranch Dressing
- 1/2 cup Buffalo wing sauce
- 1 cup finely chopped cooked chicken
- 1/2 cup KRAFT Shredded Mozzarella Cheese
This chart will help us through knowing the different
substances that is within diary and buffalo to understand why the changes happen in the way that it does.
Of course in every experiment its an independent variable. For this process I mainly focused on was the temperatures that they would all be cooked at. All ingredient amounts, methods, and times were kept constant. The cooking temperature was changed each time as shown below.
Trail one with pepper jack cheese:
25 minutes
Trail two with cheddar cheese:
15 minutes
Trail three with mixed cheese:
10 minutes
- Preheat temperatures at different temperatures. Place trail one in an aluminum pan at 400 degrees, trail two at 375 degrees , trail three at 300 degrees.
- Place all Ingredients in different pans and label the difference between the three .
- Wait about 10 minutes until the oven to stop preheating.
- Place the different pans in for desired time ( as in table).
- Wait for cooling of all pans of buffalo chicken dip
- Remove the aluminum foil
- Wait for cooling to enjoy !
Cooking time: 25 Minutes: 15 minutes: 10minutes:
With in 15 minutes Very light 5 min. Very light 5 minutes
Started to get golden brown a little bit of smells. A little of smells
Heavy smells Little brown No brown
Started to burn quickly
End results: Very golden Golden brown No too golden
Heavy taste of hot sauce. Cheese taste Cooked little
Much more cheeser A little mixture of both Taste cheese
Cheese and hot sauce blue cheese
SUMMARY:
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