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 Double Boiler Summary
224 words, approx. 1 pages The double boiler— water-bath or bain-marie—was invented by a woman known as Maria the Jewess, Mary the Jewess, Maria Prophetissa, or Miriam the Prophetess. An alchemist of either the first or second century a.d. who lived in Alexandria,... summary from source:
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A bain-marie (also called a double boiler) is a device used in science, industry and cooking to heat materials gradually to a fixed temperature or to keep materials warm over a period of... 
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