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Whole Milk

A complex biological emulsion of water (87%), lipids (fat globules at 3.5%), lactose, and proteins (casein micelles and whey). A pillar of cooking, whole milk has a boiling point slightly higher than water. Heated extensively (reduction), the evaporation of water brings sugars and proteins closer together: this is the starting point of the lactic Maillard reaction (as in dulce de leche). It serves as a fatty solvent base for hot-infusing vanilla beans or spices.

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