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My quote is from the Maillard Reaction wikipedia page. It happens at every temperature, just not as fast. This image seems to be a decent representation of the point I'm making. Boiling off just gets more vigorous, it doesn't get hotter.
Edit: I think you can absolutely get a Maillard reaction in a quick time when you do a decoction cause you're more searing than boiling if you get it thick enough.
Edit: I think you can absolutely get a Maillard reaction in a quick time when you do a decoction cause you're more searing than boiling if you get it thick enough.
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