this is a poor example of molecular gastronomy using, i wonder if this chef really understand how liquid nitrogen works to make better food.
MG is a cuisine useful for chefs who understand how to play with it.. if you don't.. its pointless and useless.. i don't give a damn about how cool your food turns out when u don't make it taste better or give it a speacial result.. u dead and fail with using it.. shame most of the so-called molecular gastronomy restaurant is just like that..
its no problem sticking ur finger in liquid nitrogen. it wont freeze it wont even feel cold.. but if u have it there more then 3 sec u will get burn marks..
Most chefs use MG for show...however when you eat, you eat with your eyes first. You have to find the right balance between the food and the (show) of molecular gastronomy and when you do that it's a real treat.
I have been to a couple restaurants with such presentations
Yes, but when you go to a restaurant FOR the presentation flavor comes in second, and yes they still taste better than most things you would get
But you actually dont taste it much if youve never had preperations like this since your body focuses on the feeling, texture and experience because your new to it
I remember tasting... nothing... when I first had a truffle injected with liquid nitrogen which had a powder center
if u put youre finger in liquid nitrogen than it wount do harm (unless you hold it there for a long period of time)
iownudie108 1 year ago
kinda cool, but seems like a great waste of resources -.-
Raisonbran648 1 year ago
this is a poor example of molecular gastronomy using, i wonder if this chef really understand how liquid nitrogen works to make better food.
MG is a cuisine useful for chefs who understand how to play with it.. if you don't.. its pointless and useless.. i don't give a damn about how cool your food turns out when u don't make it taste better or give it a speacial result.. u dead and fail with using it.. shame most of the so-called molecular gastronomy restaurant is just like that..
adrianathecook 3 years ago 14
if you use LN just for "looking cool".. its pointless.
adrianathecook 3 years ago
Great, awesome, plates look like shit.
zat115 3 years ago
its no problem sticking ur finger in liquid nitrogen. it wont freeze it wont even feel cold.. but if u have it there more then 3 sec u will get burn marks..
remibrann 3 years ago
i'm really impress about nitrogen cooking but can someone tell me what's the music name near at the end
wintang85 3 years ago
my god that female host was fuckin annoying.
patryklau 3 years ago 4
-196 degrees, dont you mean -321 dregrees below zero.
2221films 3 years ago
-196 degrees celcius
feargear11 3 years ago 17
Nice.
michaelAurban 3 years ago
lol, you cant get lower than -273.15 celcius or 0 Kelven. :P
Spojo1 2 years ago
Wow!
nVegeth 3 years ago
Most chefs use MG for show...however when you eat, you eat with your eyes first. You have to find the right balance between the food and the (show) of molecular gastronomy and when you do that it's a real treat.
ChefJElling 3 years ago
seems like you are using the technique more for show than flavor. Tighten up the plates.
Flavor 1st, then presentation. The caprese needs work. I know what and how you are doing it, it can be better. Think about it.
bluezoo1 3 years ago
I have been to a couple restaurants with such presentations
Yes, but when you go to a restaurant FOR the presentation flavor comes in second, and yes they still taste better than most things you would get
But you actually dont taste it much if youve never had preperations like this since your body focuses on the feeling, texture and experience because your new to it
I remember tasting... nothing... when I first had a truffle injected with liquid nitrogen which had a powder center
beatsiz 3 years ago
how much are the foods there???? i would pay top price like 40 bucks for 1 of those totmatoes
Kimmyk777 3 years ago