Synopsis
A Day at elBulli: an insight into the ideas, methods and creativity of Ferran Adria is an exclusive look behind the scenes at elBulli, the best restaurant in the world, and into the mind of Ferran Adria, the most creative chef working today.
With 2,000,000 requests for reservations every year and only 8,000 places, it is notoriously difficult to get a table there. Now, for the first time, A Day at elBulli opens the doors to everyone and reveals the inner workings of the kitchen and the gastronomic innovations that have helped create the spectacular food. Illustrated with over 1,000 colour photographs, the book includes recipes and inserted sections explaining the creative methods and food philosophy, the history of elBulli and the life of Ferran Adria.
About the Author
Ferran Adrià, who has been called "the Salvador Dali of the kitchen," has won global acclaim as one of the most creative and inventive culinary geniuses in the world. His restaurant elBulli has 3-Michelin stars and was ranked #1 for the past three years in a row by the S. Pellegrino World’s 50 Best Restaurant Awards. Situated on a remote beach on the Costa Brava of Spain, elBulli is famous for its ever-changing 30-course tasting menu and renowned for being the ultimate pilgrimage site for foodies. Each year elBulli is open for just six months, and receives more than 2 million requests for only 8,000 seats. Ferrán Adrià began his famed culinary career washing dishes at a French restaurant in the town of Castelldefels, Spain. Here, Adrià familiarized himself with basic cooking methods as he applied a variety of culinary techniques, building his gastronomic repertoire. In 1984, at the age of 22, Adrià joined the kitchen staff of elBulli, and only 18 months later, he became head chef.
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