Is science essential to gastronomy? Does gastronomy rely on science daily? Absolutely! These two fields are inseparable, constantly influencing and enriching each other. This year’s conference will focus on “The Future of Food (R)evolution,” where the intersection of culinary art and scientific innovation takes center stage.
As always, you can look forward to fascinating talks from world-renowned chefs and leading scientists, along with live cooking demonstrations that bring the theory to life. Join us for an exploration of how science is shaping the future of food!
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The ancient Japanese art of cutting a bluefin tuna specimen – Kaitai Show – Balfegó
During the 8th edition of The Best Chef Awards at the “Food Meets Science” conference, Jamal Debdi Merabet Masaudi & Joan Grau from Balfegó, a renowned Spanish tun
First drop in the desert – Christophe Devoille, The Royal Tearoom at Atlantis The Royal
At the “Food Meets Science” conference in Dubai on November 5th, Christophe Devoille, Executive Pastry Chef at The Royal Tea Room, located at Atlantis The Royal, captiv
Inspiration “SADYA” celebration of flavors – HIMANSHU SAINI – TRèSIND STUDIO
Hailing from the renowned Trèsind Studio in Dubai, Chef Himanshu Saini has gained widespread international recognition for his innovative and thoughtful approach to traditional In
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The Future of Food (R)evolution
- 15:30 Welcome/Registration
- 16:30 - 16:45 Opening by Antonio Bachour
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16:45 - 17:20 Ángel León, Aponiente, Spain
The sea from another perspective -
17:20 - 17:55 Kaitai Show - Balfegó
The ancient Japanese art of cutting a bluefin tuna specimen. -
17:55 - 18:30 Himanshu Saini, Trèsind Studio, UAE
Inspiration "SADYA" celebration of flavors - 18:30 - 18:50 coffee break
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18:50 - 19:25 Tala Bashmi, Fusions by Tala, Bahrain & Prof. Daniel Newman, University of Durham, UK
MURRI UNVEILED: how did a fermented condiment shape the flavour of pre-modern Arab cuisine? - 18:25 - 19:10 Debora Fadul on Papaya and Oregano de monte
- 19:10 - 19:55 Albert Adrià on Coconut
- 19:55 - Summary and closing remarks
- 20:05 - standing dinner with music and a lot of fun
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