Chef Ferran Adria - $490 cookbook....

[YLSF]

I saw on article in the Toronto Star about him but I also read a magazine article about him a few years back.

http://www.amazon.ca/exec/obidos/ASI...654385-0989109


He was selected as one of the top "innovators" in Time magazine.

Check out the third video clip at this site:


http://www.zeropointzero.com/ferran.html#

Ravioli wiithout pasta!

[afong56]

i guess you missed the 'decoding ferran adria' show on food network a few months back---tony bourdain did a one hour special on this guy. it was pretty interesting--very high concept food--mousses, experimental food, etc.

seemed interesting--what was really fascinating was how adria's favourite restaurant is actually an old school seafood restaurant that cooks almost the opposite in terms of technique and preparation.

[guest 03]

Interesting...

I don't follow chefs at all. I just cook stuff and invent my own cool recipies (some wich have been published!)

But, wow almost $500 for a cookbook that is alot. But i guess u r getting the recipies from his restaurant.

How much is a meal in his kitchen?

[UrbanPoet]

someones probably gonna scan it and have a PDF bit torrent of it up online, while circulating on MIRC

[gordholio]

That price is just crazy! Not for the average working serf.

[NDman]

i guess you missed the 'decoding ferran adria' show on food network a few months back---tony bourdain did a one hour special on this guy. it was pretty interesting--very high concept food--mousses, experimental food, etc.

seemed interesting--what was really fascinating was how adria's favourite restaurant is actually an old school seafood restaurant that cooks almost the opposite in terms of technique and preparation.

Yeah, I watched that one too. Quite an eye-opener. The mousses, sniff of rosemary instead of using it in a dish, etc etc. I guess if you are that good, you have the right to charge 490 for your cook book. Ouch!

[mlc2000]

food thats an eye-opener?

whats he serving? sand? broken glass? snake *****?

Come one , $500 for a cookbook. maybe he can convince people to eat that stuff, but the average joe never will.

[duckdown]

i'd slap that chef

[mart242]

Talking about expensive cooking books that might end up on bit torrent...

has anyone come across the larousse cooking encyclopedia, cd-rom version? it's apparently really good but I'd like to see what it contains before spending the big $$$.

[remmuh]

I like the ravioli