The book "Enzymatic Synthesis of Structured Triglycerides" offers a comprehensive analysis of the enzymatic synthesis of structured triglycerides and diglycerides, focusing on glycerol as a substrate. It addresses both one-step and two-step interesterification of vegetable oils and provides a critical evaluation of the existing literature on enzymatic and chemo-enzymatic synthesis methods. The authors consider the effects of the structure, length, and unsaturation of fatty acids, as well as the inhibitory effects of complex, highly unsaturated fatty acid structures. Additionally, practical challenges in the experimental and analytical phases, including scaling laboratory experiments to pilot plants, are discussed. The book also analyzes the role of biocatalysts, particularly lipases, and discusses their immobilization issues, stability, and activity after multiple uses. It provides valuable insights into the optimization of Sn-2 esterification and highlights the practical aspects of lipase use in various reactor configurations.