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Watch How the Liquid Olives Are Made at Adrià's Tickets

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Here's a mesmerizing video demonstrating how to make the famed liquid olives from chef Albert Adrià's Barcelona restaurant Tickets. The dish is a feat of molecular gastronomy: olive juice is made to look like a solid green olive through a spherification process involving ingredients like calcium chloride, alginate, and xanthan gum. The clip is from the team behind Constructing Albert, a documentary about chef Albert Adrià who worked with his older brother, chef Ferran Adrià, at the legendary restaurant elBulli. Go, watch the video and a few other teasers (in Spanish) of the film:

Video: Tickets Liquid Olives

Video: Constructing Albert: Teaser #1


Video: Constructing Albert: Teaser #2

Video: Constructing Albert: Teaser #3

· Tickets Liquid Olives [Vimeo]
· All Albert Adrià Coverage on Eater [-E-]

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