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Expert Profile: J. Peter Clark

Expertise:  How various processed foods are made; ways to improve manufacturing; how to make a new food product.
Employment history: Research Engineer, U.S.Agricultural Research Service, Associate Professor Chemical Engineering, Virginia Tech, Director of Research, Continental Baking Company, President, Epstein Process Engineering, Inc., Vice Presdent Technology, Fluor Daniel, Inc., Consultant to the Process Industries

Organizations: American Institute of Chemical Engineers (Fellow) Institute of Food Technologists, American Association of Cereal Chemists, American Association of Candy Technologists, American Society of Agricultural Engineers,

Publications: Several Encyclopedias (Kirk and Othmer, Chemical Technology; Food Science, Food Technology and Nutrition; Wiley Encyclopedia of Food Science and Technology; Encyclopedia of Life Support Systems); five books, two book chapters; numerous journals.

Education: BSChE Notre Dame PhD University of California, Berkeley

Awards: AIChE Food, Pharmaceutical and Bioengineering Division Award 1998

Clients: Major food processing and pharamaceutical companies.

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thank you very much for your prompt and value-added response.
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Recent Answers from J. Peter Clark
2008-12-01  Soy Granola Bar Manufacturing This is a good idea. There are several ways to make granola bars. Most consist of various grains, such as rolled oats, crisped rice, nuts, wheat flakes, and various proteins, such as soy flour, whey, and...
2008-11-22  Preserving home-made Habenero Sauce There is no simple answer to your formula question because the other sauce ingredients buffer the added acid. You need to achieve at least a pH below 4.6 to ensure safety from botulism. A pH below 4 would...
2008-11-21  Preserving home-made Habenero Sauce I think your presumption is correct that you had a slow fermentation even at refrigerated temperature. Apple cider, for example, will turn hard in the refrigerator and milk goes bad. You can add acid in...
2008-11-18  Chocolate with dairy in it -- how to preserve I think most chocolate sauces have so little water - low water activity - that they do not support growth of disease causing or spoilage bacteria. You can confirm this by storing samples of your recipe...
2008-11-18  hot filling In hot filling, the hot liquid sterilizes the bottle and cap - by inverting the bottle - and holding for about 30 seconds before cooling. It is good practice to be sure the containers and caps are clean...
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