Food, Botany and the new Gastronomical Alphabet
Food Botany Gastronomy marked the abc of the new alphabet of haute cuisine, no it is time to add Science
- First: The new gastronomic alphabet is an interpellation between science and gastronomy.
- Second: the new gastronomical alphabet has its roots ground it into the University and the Internet. The centers of knowledge and the exponential growth that the internet has suffered as a result of the Web 20 technologies are, of course, the highways from where new ideas emerge, new culinary alphabets are created.
- Third, the curiosity and desire to learn are key axes on which to base the new alphabet Gourmet. In the new anything-goes creative cuisine we must break the old patterns for introducing new languages.
- Fourth: As energy is neither created nor destroyed, the new gastronomical alphabets must be based on the same principle: the new kitchen is neither created nor destroyed, it is transformed.
- Fifth: the new gastronomical alphabet abide by the following axioms:
- new products
- new techniques
- new elaborations
- new concepts
- new philosophy
The new alphabet of gastronomy requires from High food producers, gastronomy entrepreneurs and food fashionists to understand and apply the following:
- Understand and develop the sensory analysis of the restaurant industry
- Expedite the creation of new combinations from previous olfactory analysis
- Study and reinvent the marriage of flavors
- Encourage nuances and the complexity of the flavors in the food
- Use what is created as an ingredient
Here follows some photos taken during Lo Mejor de la Gastronomía in Spain:
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