I thought about that, I have a multi million dollar lab at my disposal. I have liquid nitrogen, I have an autoclave, water baths, and all the bunsen burners and syringes a cook could use. M
yeah, my bro got the PolyScience Sous Vide...pretty crazy... he says he uses it alot and its pretty good.
there was some bobby flay show where they had home cooks in LA compete. one couple had a sous vide machine and did their whole meal and failed miserably...it was pretty comical.
I am going to try and get a hemoglobin centerfuge that I expect to be discarded when a certain lab closes next year. It out of date, but would be great for certain kitchen uses.
There is a start-up in Seattle the is taking 'deconstruction' literally, and is able to put "meals" into liquid form that taste exactly like the meal.
http://modernistcuisine.com/ Modernist Cuisine: The Art And Science Of Cooking, is a molecular gastronomy 5 book series that I would love to have, but it costs about $600. A little steep for a cookbook.
no. my brother bought it though. I know there is a cheaper one that supposed to be a good basic primer on this stuff. i'll have to remember what its called.