my respect to the most creative chef and culinary chemistry of all timess!!! , y para el de abajo, yo tambien prefiero un buen filete a las brasas, es imposible comer comida con rate michelin diario o comida molecular, pero no digas, estoy hasta los cojones de un individuo que revoluciono la gastronomia, ten cuidado , muchacho baqueton!
Que va a ser un genio este. Este es un pedante al que veneran los imbéciles que jamás se han comido un buen filete en su vida. Lo que pasa es que la gente es muy inculta y ahora está de moda llamar "artista" a estos embaucadores para parecer que se tiene mucho mundo. ¡Pues yo no pararé hasta desenmascararte por completo, Ferrán Adriás! ¡Estoy de ti hasta los cojones!
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This type of food is shit, i once had an oyster served that smells like pussy but taste like penis, wtf is up with that, you call that shocking your senses? I call it frying ur brains. There's much cheaper ways to do that like home-grown Ganja, so stay away from molecular crap like the plague.
is it not better just to eat the delicious olives? i mean for a fresh product like this every process just ruin it....
the answer is easy, not for the new cooks...as it can not be sold for the same price!!!! do you get it? it is all about added value...I studied that at my business school
@hombredelpartido This is only taking into consideration that people decide on wheter or not they enjoy a food product solely by taste, which is not true. This process adds extra depth into the texture.
@SetiFur how do you know? did you try them? where you there when they were cooked? or you just assume they are delicious? thats an idea in you head and perception about the product....this is in the Kotler manual
Never had a chance to try molec. gastronomy food,,and looks like it is not a food for hungry ones.I think it is an about testing some new ,unusual,unexpected,bizarre,
provoking testes,textures and design.Like when you are drinking coffee its not because you are thirsty, or when you going to sea it 's not because you don't have an shower at home.
@jonnycoyle nothing is "very good" for you when you have too much of it. But just a little bit is rarely bad. And when that litle bit is delicious, it's actually very good for you... ;0)
I have been to El Bulli. Did not like it at all. The food has no texture, it is all gelies and foams and mashes... had to go back to barcelona and eat a proper meal...
Seriously? ramsay? he has a decent palatte and an eye for quality, but no originality whatsoever. adria is no bocuse, but his ideas are very original. but ramsay is garbage.
hi im new to all of this but very very interested, i cant get my head around a few things but can someone please explain to me the difference between spherification and reverse spherification, what are the different end products and in your opinions which one is better?
What a bunch of dumb asses those who criticize with no idea of who the people involved are!! Ferran Adriá is the best chef in the world—no need for English with that achievement— according to Restaurant magazine and the inventor of the culinary foam. José Andrés is a pretty awesome chef now based on D.C. And Marc Bittman is a guy who knows food and has a beautiful way of explaining it.
OMG!! this chef is unbeliveble.... this is magic, yet is a chimical reaction!! I wish one day to tast myself his creation!! wow, the food has take, with this genius of a chef, a hole different meaning. thank you Ferran for your creativity!!
@TheLukem is that important? any feelings hurt? its just a name man....take it easy I believe adrà and adrian is the same name as they are john for juan etc...
@hombredelpartido Ferran Adrià es un nombre, Fernando Adrián es otro. Los nombres no tienen traducción. ¿O acaso Michael Schumacher es Miguel Zapatero?
@albert5555 el apellido es diferente. Los nombres tienen traduccion y por tanto correcto en amb@s acepciones o idiomas. Ejemplo "Juanito Muehlegg". Y lo mas importante que le llamen como prefiera el y ya que para eso es su nombre. Eso si, si es impronunciable pues con acento local va bien.
Inmersion invertida del oliva en agua con Alginato. el oliva aporta sodio,debido a que es el ingrediente base de la salmuera.Alginato de sodio es la sal sódica del ácido algínico se usa como un aditivo alimentario, especialmente en la producción de gel- lo aprendi en Wikipedia.Entren al video Cuisine moléculaire,les perles d'alginate
Publique un comentario y coloque por error alginato de potacio y es alginato de sodio, disculpen.
@slowjoman.....ha ha ha good work.
Bobby4times 1 week ago
can someone tell me what is that liquid that made olive pure settle like that?
I'm not an english speaker and I can't understand that word...
pwnsauce8 1 month ago
my respect to the most creative chef and culinary chemistry of all timess!!! , y para el de abajo, yo tambien prefiero un buen filete a las brasas, es imposible comer comida con rate michelin diario o comida molecular, pero no digas, estoy hasta los cojones de un individuo que revoluciono la gastronomia, ten cuidado , muchacho baqueton!
carboney007 2 months ago
Que va a ser un genio este. Este es un pedante al que veneran los imbéciles que jamás se han comido un buen filete en su vida. Lo que pasa es que la gente es muy inculta y ahora está de moda llamar "artista" a estos embaucadores para parecer que se tiene mucho mundo. ¡Pues yo no pararé hasta desenmascararte por completo, Ferrán Adriás! ¡Estoy de ti hasta los cojones!
JOSEPORREZ 5 months ago
@JOSEPORREZ va por q tanto atropello contra este personaje se ve q sabe lo q ase ....
OscanoaErick 3 months ago
Self indulgent hustlers and pigs... Deeeees Esssssplosssion In Jour Mouttt
YentaY0 6 months ago
Self indulgent Repug
YentaY0 6 months ago
I have this is my hoo hoo
mezmaries 7 months ago
if someone can tell the exact composition of these substances lead to what we put olives
morinaivan 7 months ago
Bittman is an idiot
matsksm 8 months ago
The relativ atom mass is to handel with (g/mol=x*10^-36) for the exactly molecularmass and so the exactly ratio.
Example: The molecular mass divide by the number of atoms and then to ratiomasses you want.
getdown1983 8 months ago
This was a bit surprising because I always thought that Bittman and Adria are at opposite ends of gastronomy.
KosmoAntoninus 10 months ago
So would this intensify the flavour of the olive?
impressionsbysimon 10 months ago
Chemical gastronomy...... The worst way to eat !!!!!
bobduvar 11 months ago
thanks god I love the olive!!!!
MegaLarocks 1 year ago
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This type of food is shit, i once had an oyster served that smells like pussy but taste like penis, wtf is up with that, you call that shocking your senses? I call it frying ur brains. There's much cheaper ways to do that like home-grown Ganja, so stay away from molecular crap like the plague.
strongbadassman 1 year ago
@strongbadassman Hurm. whatever.
arisesupermaus 1 year ago
Yes, Jose, the best jews.
knottytrevor 1 year ago
Interesting, they do something similar in china. except they make eggs and not olives.
cupcakelee 1 year ago
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Ferran is a genius. Hope to go before it closes
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tldmatrix 1 year ago
Ferran is a genius. Hope to go before it closes
tldmatrix 1 year ago
Ferran is an absolute genius. I hope to go before it closes.
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tldmatrix 1 year ago
is it not better just to eat the delicious olives? i mean for a fresh product like this every process just ruin it....
the answer is easy, not for the new cooks...as it can not be sold for the same price!!!! do you get it? it is all about added value...I studied that at my business school
hombredelpartido 1 year ago
@hombredelpartido This is molecular gastronomy, not Marketing 101...
intoximacated 1 year ago
@intoximacated it seems to be related dont you think?
hombredelpartido 1 year ago
@hombredelpartido This is only taking into consideration that people decide on wheter or not they enjoy a food product solely by taste, which is not true. This process adds extra depth into the texture.
SetiFur 1 year ago
@SetiFur how do you know? did you try them? where you there when they were cooked? or you just assume they are delicious? thats an idea in you head and perception about the product....this is in the Kotler manual
hombredelpartido 11 months ago
i practise molec. gastronomy every day and is very cool. try
beats10tops 1 year ago
nice
paris82100 1 year ago
Never had a chance to try molec. gastronomy food,,and looks like it is not a food for hungry ones.I think it is an about testing some new ,unusual,unexpected,bizarre,
provoking testes,textures and design.Like when you are drinking coffee its not because you are thirsty, or when you going to sea it 's not because you don't have an shower at home.
deCaravagio 1 year ago
@deCaravagio shut up u mug
SlowJoman 3 months ago
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deCaravagio 1 year ago
its alright but at the end we all wanna have some foooood,real foooood
sleeekk76 1 year ago
alginates are not very good for you at all!!!
jonnycoyle 1 year ago
@jonnycoyle nothing is "very good" for you when you have too much of it. But just a little bit is rarely bad. And when that litle bit is delicious, it's actually very good for you... ;0)
tmafkap 1 year ago
@jonnycoyle could you elaborate on why alginates aren't that good for you? would be really helpful.
mistersavage23 1 year ago
@mistersavage23 bad for your liver
jonnycoyle 1 year ago
@jonnycoyle thanks. good to know. i think my liver is pretty fucked anyways though haha
mistersavage23 1 year ago
@jonnycoyle seaweed is an alginate you fucking tool
verocity 1 year ago
es una reata andando en la gastronomía, un hijo de p..., el mejor!!!
villachef 1 year ago
I have been to El Bulli. Did not like it at all. The food has no texture, it is all gelies and foams and mashes... had to go back to barcelona and eat a proper meal...
emouch1 1 year ago
@emouch1 You're right.. it looks very weird and chemical.. not like something you would enjoy...
baroh2413 1 year ago
@emouch1 No you were at Dairy Queen and got confused.
verocity 1 year ago
ferran adriá and gordon ramsay! the best chefs in the world!
imthemanbro 1 year ago
Seriously? ramsay? he has a decent palatte and an eye for quality, but no originality whatsoever. adria is no bocuse, but his ideas are very original. but ramsay is garbage.
beese84 1 year ago
I prefer a good olive!
chuntara1 1 year ago
Placer intelectual es leer Boudieu la distinción
distancia con respecto a la necesidad ¿Cuanta? placer sin orgasmo: fustración.
La única distancia posible es el orgasmo (demostración de placer).
Las prostitutas obtienen demostración de placer obtiene capital social (reconocimiento) o económico
¿Como se la trata? No creo que a ferran le gustase ser tratado igual... Es demostrable que un producto es muy vendido, nunca que cause placer.
burugogorra68 1 year ago
Great video! Amazing what Adria does.with food.
zagatbuzz 2 years ago
unbelievable
FlipSnipeZ 2 years ago
hi im new to all of this but very very interested, i cant get my head around a few things but can someone please explain to me the difference between spherification and reverse spherification, what are the different end products and in your opinions which one is better?
TheMiffter 2 years ago
You spelled his name wrong you dimwit...Ferran Adria
ucfsig03 2 years ago
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i feel sick he is a sexless food monster imo-food is meant to be a deeply sensuous experience..nigella talk to him
honeyflower459 2 years ago
biological experiments???
southdance1 2 years ago
is the translator the brother of ferran? he looks a bit like mr. adrian...
itsbone141 2 years ago
No, they're childhood friends.
dropfry 2 years ago
no he isn´t , he is Jose Andres, an excellent chef from the North of Spain called Asturias, bye!
cookandfoodman 2 years ago 2
Jose Andres, former sous chef at el bulli.
jslhernandez2266 2 years ago
it's not the brother.....it's another spanish famous cook! Jose Andres!
badmedusa 2 years ago
He's the best chemical chef in the world!!!
makin spheres it's a very funny thing, all you need is some calcic and algin, and maybe som citras.
TheRetardonion 2 years ago
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chemistry amateurs pretending to be master cookers...just because till now little chemistry was known in gastronomy.
jeppius 2 years ago
ingenioso flocular jugo de olivas,
ikbenyo 2 years ago
Sencillamente Impresionante Ferra Adriá!!
Mercedes
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kanitoDF 2 years ago
What a bunch of dumb asses those who criticize with no idea of who the people involved are!! Ferran Adriá is the best chef in the world—no need for English with that achievement— according to Restaurant magazine and the inventor of the culinary foam. José Andrés is a pretty awesome chef now based on D.C. And Marc Bittman is a guy who knows food and has a beautiful way of explaining it.
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OMG!! this chef is unbeliveble.... this is magic, yet is a chimical reaction!! I wish one day to tast myself his creation!! wow, the food has take, with this genius of a chef, a hole different meaning. thank you Ferran for your creativity!!
proudchef 2 years ago 5
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He does not speak a fucking word, hahaha
and the guy whi is translating is a dumb ass.
Hahahahha
hargtholan 2 years ago
so creative and so grounded
lucidtime 2 years ago
tis very interesting
puremage000 2 years ago
interesante
kipperlana 2 years ago
hallo
florian268 2 years ago
pobre adria... se ve anulado por Jose Andres que fue su discipulo y expulsado de su escuela...
emiliosp 2 years ago
Lo dices pq no pilla nada en inglés?
supongo que sí. el tio ese que traduce es el peor cocinero del mundo!
hargtholan 2 years ago
Woohohoooooooooooooo!!! Gorgeous!!!! :D
Bac19ru 3 years ago
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thats some gross ass food
signalssignalssignal 3 years ago
mr signals, i think you're a dumb ass cunt!
talamasca1113 3 years ago
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its the food you eat raptard.
signalssignalssignal 3 years ago
He is Ferran Adrià not Ferran Adrian!
TheLukem 3 years ago 29
@TheLukem yes Adriá not "Adrian" haha
rodrigoml87 1 year ago
@TheLukem wiwiw sounle wenny fatucchini curine adentru di tui milli
chefcito25 1 year ago
@TheLukem is that important? any feelings hurt? its just a name man....take it easy I believe adrà and adrian is the same name as they are john for juan etc...
hombredelpartido 1 year ago
@hombredelpartido Ferran Adrià es un nombre, Fernando Adrián es otro. Los nombres no tienen traducción. ¿O acaso Michael Schumacher es Miguel Zapatero?
albert5555 1 year ago 2
@albert5555 el apellido es diferente. Los nombres tienen traduccion y por tanto correcto en amb@s acepciones o idiomas. Ejemplo "Juanito Muehlegg". Y lo mas importante que le llamen como prefiera el y ya que para eso es su nombre. Eso si, si es impronunciable pues con acento local va bien.
hombredelpartido 1 year ago
@hombredelpartido calla
albert5555 1 year ago
@albert5555 pareces un niño que no le gusta oir que no lleva razon :) lo siento...
hombredelpartido 1 year ago
@TheLukem xxD FAIL
20dasdave07 11 months ago
@TheLukem Actually he should be called Ferrari Adrià :D
llozd1985 6 months ago
@llozd1985 Or Adriano for the friends
TheLukem 6 months ago
Inmersion invertida del oliva en agua con Alginato. el oliva aporta sodio,debido a que es el ingrediente base de la salmuera.Alginato de sodio es la sal sódica del ácido algínico se usa como un aditivo alimentario, especialmente en la producción de gel- lo aprendi en Wikipedia.Entren al video Cuisine moléculaire,les perles d'alginate
Publique un comentario y coloque por error alginato de potacio y es alginato de sodio, disculpen.
ruth941964 3 years ago
Hola para los que no entendieron es agua con Alginato de potacio.
ruth941964 3 years ago
translator is jose andres.
amazing amazing chef
imagesofdying 3 years ago 3
agua con ke dijo ??????'''
debio hacer esa entrevista alguien ke hable español no ese gringo ke hace perder la hilacion de la presentacion
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naorb123 3 years ago
esta muy bueno , pero alguien me podria decir q contien el medio q hace q la preparacion q tiene calcio cambie de estado
DISCIPULO86 3 years ago
Translator looks like Juli Soler, Adrian's longtime culinary partner and his former head chef and exec chef at el bulli- brilliant in his own right.
bahyasta 3 years ago
Soler is a great chef but the translator is Jose Andres, another very famous Spanish chef.
jt311 3 years ago
the translator is quite a character
greg979 3 years ago
he's my hero...the culinary alchemist ...
shrynakesavan 3 years ago 19