wednesday, november 14th, 2007

photo creit: wired
It seems appropriate that one of the first culinary related events I plan to attend in New York after returning from my time at The Fat Duck is a lecture with Hervé This, the man who coined the term "Molecular Gastronomy".

Hosted by one of my favorite organizations, The Culinary Historians of New York, it promises to be an intriguing evening of conversation with the man who started it all. Hope to see you there!

From CHNY:

Monday, November 26, 2007

Molecular Gastronomy and the Role of Science in the Kitchen:

The Past, Present, and Future of "Scientific Cooking"

- a conversation with Hervé This and Mitchell Davis

Location: Astor Center, 399 Lafayette Street (at 4th Street), 2nd Floor

6:30 PM Reception | 7:00 PM Lecture

Fee: Members $25| Student and Senior Members $22 | Guests $40
For further information and registration form, please CLICK HERE.
N.B. Seating in Astor Center's Study, an amphitheater-style classroom, is limited.
Seating will also be available in the adjoining Gallery and Kitchen spaces, where
the program will be transmitted live on large-screen displays. Seating is on a first-come,
first-served basis, and doors will open at 6:00 p.m.
Contact Carolyn Vaughan: 212-996-0644 for more information.