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I would like to talk to you about the whole area of food preservation and in particular about the smoking of food. This topic is very interesting and I am in the process of writing a synoptic study concerning the smoking of food as a preservation method. Why are we still using this method when we know that the food is contaminated with polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons of which many are carcinogenic? Harold McGee states in “On Food and Cooking” that smoke is a very complex material, with upward of 200 components that include alcohols, acids, phenolic compounds and various toxic, sometimes carcinogenic substances.
What is your opinion on this, looking at it from a medical point of view? Also, the popularity of barbequing meats has not diminished in the US even with the knowledge that high temperatures and fat dripping in to the coals produce similar unhealthy components, which attach themselves to the food.
I am looking forward to hearing from you soon.
Kind regards from Ireland
Norbert