elBulli 2005 - 2011

Ferran Adrià (b.1962) is recognized as the best chef in the world. His legendary talent, creativity and gastronomic innovations have inspired chefs and food-lovers around the world for many years. Albert Adrià (b.1969) joined elBulli in 1985 and quickly developed a passion for pastry. He was creative director of the elBulli workshop, as well as being responsible for ‘the sweet world’. Since the closure of elBulli in 2011, Albert has gone on to open two new venues in Barcelona (Tickets, a tapas bar and restaurant, and 41°, a cocktail bar), both to great acclaim. Juli Soler (b.1949) joined elBulli as restaurant manager in 1981. As well as hiring Ferran Adrià, he brought the front-of-house service to a standard never seen before in Spain.

"elBulli 2005 – 2011 continues Ferran’s impressive, contemporary legacy. These volumes are not about who you are or what you cook – this is about understanding a new theory of cooking and cuisine. No one has ever come close to accomplishing what he has done for this industry. A must for any passionate cook." —Daniel Bouloud, Chef and Owner, The Dinex Group"elBulli 2005 – 2011 is an inspiration to cooks to continually question the status quo." —David Chang, Chef and Founder, Momofuku"The catalogue raisonné digs into some of elBulli’s most influential years, charting its groundbreaking techniques and presentations. Cerebral stuff, for sure, but we’d expect no less from a man who once dreamed about making hot ice cream." —Bon Appetit"One of the most hotly anticipated cookbooks of 2014." —Good Morning America"One hundred years from now, cooking will not be understood without the presence of Ferran Adriá. This astonishing collection of ideas, flavors, and design is a window into one of the world’s most creative minds and reveals the legacy that Ferran and the elBulli team leave behind in the worlds of cuisine and art." —Jose Andres, Chef and Restaurateur, Think Food Group"Monumental... For many chefs, an 18–kilogram recipe compendium would document a life’s work. In Mr. Adriá’s case, it is merely a slice." —The Economist"It’s a rare master magician who will willingly part the curtain." —Forbes Life"Ferran Adriá’s elBulli changed the food world. Then it closed. But Adriá has found a way to bring back epic dishes." —Food & Wine"An object of desire." —Details"An incredible collection of recipes and techniques from a team that forever changed the way I look at food. Insanely inspiring." —Sean Brock, Neighborhood Dining Group