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Bye bye Bulli

After shocking the world of culinary fashionistas a few weeks ago by announcing that his restaurant El Bulli would close for 2 years, Ferran Adria drove the nail in a little harder this weekend by telling The Wall Street Journal that actually the restaurant would be closing permanently. To many people this seemed almost as bizarre as the culinary creations which Ferran is famous for but as he admitted to the WSJ unfortunately he wasn’t making any money. Now lets just examine this for a moment. Voted the best restaurant in the world, that’s worth repeating, the best restaurant in the world! Fully booked for every meal service that it is open and not only fully booked but a waiting list of wannabe diners of TWO MILLION every year and he can’t make a profit? I’m no rocket scientist but it seems to me that something is wrong here! Either Ferran is not much of a businessman, or he is being driven along to the gates of hell by the food writers, critics inter alia or someone has got bloody rocks in their head! On Friday he said he decided to close the restaurant for good because he and…

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My House Smells! (In a very, very good way)

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I wish everyone could smell my kitchen right now! I just finished cooking Arroz con Pollo , chicken with rice, and I had to sit down immediately to write about it. The aromas are reminding me so much of my time in Spain that I think I was actually smiling while I was cooking just now. Browning chicken, melting onions and peppers, sharp tingles of garlic and vinegar, and bright florals from the oregano, just kept me squealing about how good this was going to be for dinner. My 4-year old kept checking in on me in the kitchen to make sure I was OK . I don’t really know what she thought I was doing in there, but she had the most curious look on her face. Anyway, after I put the rice in and let it cook for a bit, I was just so delighted at the beautiful color and texture of the rice. It calls for a medium-grain rice or pearl rice, found in the Hispanic aisle, usually. You can use the long-grain rice, but the texture is totally different. I keep thinking about how my friend, Belinda, and I would walk the streets …

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Dilly Diner of the Week

If you’re fond of a piece of cheese now and again then perhaps this week’s Dilly Diner is for you. CheeseMe offers something new in Barcelona: a creative kitchen based on a wide variety cheeses from a number of different countries. The restaurant offers cheese-based tapas, soups, salads and homemade cheese trays of European and Spanish origin. The menu even features desserts and ice creams made with cheese. And for those who are not so addicted, CheeseMe offers a selection of anti-cheese dishes Cheese Me is the fruit of a friendship between an architect and cheese importers who have merged their experience and passion for cheese into the formation of a place where cheese is the king and is treated as such. Thus has been created, with significant care, a restaurant with an original design where diners enjoy an entirely unique ambience and menu. Read more: Dilly Diner of the Week No related posts. Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin .

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Last Week’s Contest Winners

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Cook the Book: The Barcelona Cookbook : Stufsocker, edinat, Erisgrom, eluckstead, and ssultan23. Winners have been notified by email and also appear on our Contest Winners page. Thanks to all who entered.

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Cook the Book: Roasted Olives

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From Recipes Each time that I find myself grocery shopping for a dinner party, I make sure to pick up a few snacks for cocktail hour. Being a creature of habit, my pre-dinner nibbles are inevitably Marcona almonds and olives. The almonds are easy, but the olives are another story; no jars or sub-par olives at my house. I am fortunate to have a few go-to olive purveyors that sell the tastiest and meatiest olives in town. But if you’re not as lucky, there is no need to fret: You, too, can have fantastically flavorful olives at home. Olives are preserved, but that doesn’t mean that you cannot doctor them up up. A simple roast with a few aromatic herbs and a bit of acid changes their flavor completely. This recipe for roasted olives from Sasa Mahr-Batu and Andy Pforzheimer’s The …

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