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I'm looking forward to seeing the movie this afternoon. I was lucky enough to eat at el Bulli in 2008, and had the most incredible five hours of my life eating 36 courses. I wrote about the process of getting a reservation here: imoralist.blogspot.com/2008/07
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amazing. probably the closest i will ever get to experience the real thing.
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its more than awesome ferran Adria is a culinary genius and then some, the things he creates is so unique its breath taking and probably one of the most amazing culinary experiences any one would ever have
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@MrDunlevy Actually, my restaurant is in fact called EBOLA. We take the logical postmodern plunge begged for in the wake of El Bulli which still had rear-guard notions of what constitutes food and what is edible. At El Bulli, a typical array of carbohydrates, proteins, fats, and occasional toxins (ethanol, etc) was served. At EBOLA, we create experiences that redefine what is edible. We serve only intoxicants and contagions that inspire. After dining here, you will never be the same again.
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E Bolli? how about Ebola!
(Insert bad joke here)
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Ferran is a genius
An insane genius without a doubt
but his man is at the absolute forefront of culinary development
I look at these dishes and make a geuss as to what they may taste like
but I know that its wrong
That is what astounds, amazes, and terrifies me about his food
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I feel quite confident that a meal at this restaurant (though, now closed) could sufficiently revolutionize the way that person views food.
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I am sure Ferans creations are indeed amazing to experience but what does this have to do with gastronomy or cooking? this isn't cuisine anymore, its chemistry meets technology gone berzerk.
awesome. if you know what you are talking about you would agree.
chefnathan123 7 months ago 4
music sounds scary...
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