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Continue reading →: The Future of Food
Visions for the Next Centuries and the Impact on Fine Dining As we look towards the future, the way we produce, prepare, and consume food is set to undergo transformative changes. Advances in technology, growing environmental concerns, and evolving dietary needs are driving the evolution of our food systems. Over…
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Continue reading →: Comparing Spherification Methods: Direct, Reverse, and Agar-Agar Techniques
Spherification is one of the most visually striking techniques used in molecular gastronomy, allowing chefs to create spherical shapes from liquids that resemble caviar or pearls. There are three main spherification methods: direct spherification, reverse spherification, and simple spherification using agar-agar. Each method has unique properties, advantages, and drawbacks that…
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Continue reading →: Lemon Molecular Caviar
This recipe uses direct spherification to create delicate, lemon-flavored caviar spheres with a burst of citrus in every bite. By combining a lemon alginate mixture with a calcium chloride bath, you can create visually stunning spheres that look like caviar but taste like lemon.The process starts with preparing a calcium…
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Continue reading →: Crystal Transparent Bread
Crystal Transparent Bread, light and crispy, serves as a perfect base, enhanced by the rich, dark notes of cuttlefish ink crumble. Paired with a silky smoked salmon mousse, this dish balances sophistication and boldness, finished with a drizzle of aromatic white truffle oil and a touch of fresh yarrow. It’s…