“Albert  Adrià’s falling chocolate trunk filled with frozen chocolate powder, on  a forest floor of lime-and-mint yogurt, with almond praline, puffed  quinoa, and green-pistachio streusel.”
via Adam Gopnik’s Sweet Revolution: The Science and Imagination Behind Modern Dessert in The New Yorker:
He  watched as I beat the egg whites and they thickened and turned opaque.  “Do you know why you use unlined copper?” he asked. “It’s for the static  electricity. A small electrical storm going off in the bowl.” An act of  God, making clouds of white.

“Albert Adrià’s falling chocolate trunk filled with frozen chocolate powder, on a forest floor of lime-and-mint yogurt, with almond praline, puffed quinoa, and green-pistachio streusel.”

via Adam Gopnik’s Sweet Revolution: The Science and Imagination Behind Modern Dessert in The New Yorker:

He watched as I beat the egg whites and they thickened and turned opaque. “Do you know why you use unlined copper?” he asked. “It’s for the static electricity. A small electrical storm going off in the bowl.” An act of God, making clouds of white.

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