Copper pots
There are different perceptions about restaurant kitchens. However, there is a certain detail that is often present in each image. Even the image of a movie kitchen is complemented by gracefully hanging copper pots. What’s so special about them? Why are they so popular, and does the element of copper not affect health? Copper pots […]
Does cow’s milk make you fat or help you lose weight?
In recent times, there have been many articles on whether it is worth drinking cow’s milk or whether it is better to avoid it. We took a closer look at the topic. But let’s start from the beginning and answer the question of what it actually is. It is a secretion from the mammary gland […]
What happens when you don’t drink enough water?
We hear all the time about drinking the right amount of water. Newspapers, television, and the Internet shout about it, especially during the hot summer. We all know that drinking water is important. But do we really know why? Drinking adequate amounts of water is necessary for us to live – there is no doubt […]
Huitlacoche – the Aztec caviar
One of the problems with crops is diseases that destroy harvest and spread quickly. Farmers have many solutions, such as fertilizers or crop rotation. In Mexico, however, maize disease was treated in a very different way. Centuries ago, the Aztec tribes realized that they could make use of infected plants. Corn stalk is a plant […]
What is chocolate tempering?
Let’s talk about something sweet again! What comes to your mind first? Chocolate, of course! Today we come to you with an interesting topic. Do you know what chocolate tempering is? It’s not a very common term and we won’t be surprised if it’s your first time hearing about it. So let’s start from the […]
A Culinary Odyssey with Chef Albert Adrià
At the core of Chef Albert's culinary ethos lies a profound connection with the product and a deep appreciation for its seasonality. He passionately declared, "This is my karma—what is the product? This is what characterizes my work—the product, the seasonality of the product."
Understanding Component Communication in a Globalized Culinary Landscape – Debora Fadul
A profound exploration of this culinary globalization occurred during the enlightening event, Food Meets Science, where Chef Debora Fadul (DIACA), in collaboration with producer Carmen Rueda (Traspatio Maya), delved into the critical importance of communication at the level of individual ingredients for both chefs and farmers.
The honey made from bread – Jordi Roca
The feast of the Food Meets Science Conference started unusually: with the desert. The first Speaker to host a presentation was Jordi Roca, a famous pastry chef from El Celler De Can Roca.
The miracle of tortilla – Karime López
According to Karime López, corn connects cultures, being a staple of the diet or the basis of popular dishes worldwide.
Culinary trips to Mexico with the creations of Diego Guerrero
The first Mexican-inspired dish from the restaurant’s repertoire presented by Diego Guerrero in front of the audience was Cochinita Pibil.