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Why does gravy or custard gain a skin when left to go cold?

I have been told that the substances in gravy react together and bind when they cool - it is not, apparenty just a case of a liquid turning to a solid. I would like to know why this happens, and even hopefully what molecules are involved. Thankyou xxx

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Tags: cooking, skin, cooling, molecularbinding, solidifying, custard, gravy.

 

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