'On Food and Cooking' changed my cooking life. Which, at the time, was my job. Awesome book. After reading it, I never broke a sauce in my kitchen again.
this was such a cool video - also love that you got Dr McGee to participate!
We went to Alinea in March, I'm sad to say they don't do the sugar balloons anymore 😞 but the dessert painting is still done and is beautiful and delicious!
The "salt air" margarita made with a stable sucro foam is actually a lot of fun to make. And drink.
There are some places that use Molecular Gastronomy as a gimmick, but there are some legit places that are great -- like Fat Duck and Alinea.
Another banger, well done
David Cross had an hysterical take on this in his "Todd Margaret" show. One of the dishes was a Liver Pate in a toothpaste tube, for instance. I also like the Parks and Rec take on it concerning alcohol in which, after saying "There is no wrong way to consume alcohol", Ron had a rethink after the waiter gave him some in a gaseous form to inhale.
I have Sodium Citrate so I can make smooth cheese sauce with any cheese.
Very well staged, enjoyable video! I have mixed opinions about the haute-trendy-expensive side of cooking, but I was a pantry chef in the late 80s / early 90s, and yes, very annoyingly male dominated. I have no idea if it has changed, but welcome comments if anyone wants to let me know.
I love Justin! You're a good & beautiful man!
"funky yummy time" is the best name for this. These guys all say they don't want it to sound elitist, yet all of their names for it sound elitist.
badiya video....
I would love to see an episode explaining Tex Mex food and how much ‘Mexican’ food changed on its way into the US
I actually tried molecular gastromy alcohol Was like drinking something from a sci-fi film
Waaaaaaaaaait a MINUTE!!!!!!!! Is that milk chocolate shamrocks? I want some milk chocolate shamrocks!
Baumais egg? bomay egg? Bumaie egg? help do you spell this? even google and chatgtp couldnt help me 3:40, i'd like to find a recipe for it
Sounds like something a nutrition major and a biochem major would do if they met on a Saturday night and there was absolutely NOTHING else to do
Blumenthal called 'gastronomy' elitist. Which is true, but a bit rich coming from a man who charges north of £250 in a restaurant that takes weeks to get into...
Pretty cool stuff. And I vote for your funky yummy stuff
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