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So Spain is the culinary hotspot of europe right now.
Of europe right now. >> from tapas to tortillas, from
>> from tapas to tortillas, from seafood to jamon ibérico,
Seafood to jamon ibérico, there's so much. And having
There's so much. And having eaten my way through the
Eaten my way through the country, I can tell you it's a
Country, I can tell you it's a reputation well deserved. But
Reputation well deserved. But what I want to know is, how did
What I want to know is, how did Spain rise from relative
Spain rise from relative culinary obscurity to
Culinary obscurity to extraordinary and delicious new
Extraordinary and delicious new heights? I'm just going to do a
Heights? I'm just going to do a little bit more research. I'm
Little bit more research. I'm eva longoria, and I'm a proud
Eva longoria, and I'm a proud mexican american 11 generations
Mexican american 11 generations ago, one of my ancestors left
Ago, one of my ancestors left Spain for the new world and a
Spain for the new world and a new life. 400 years later. I'm
New life. 400 years later. I'm back. I'm so excited.
Back. I'm so excited. >> so that was.
>> so that was. >> and I'm exploring Spain and
>> and I'm exploring Spain and its 17 regions to see how the
Its 17 regions to see how the land and its people have created
Land and its people have created one of the world's most
One of the world's most exciting cuisines. I think you
Exciting cuisines. I think you know what you're doing. But
Know what you're doing. But this time it's different.
This time it's different. Instead of diving into one
Instead of diving into one region, I'm looking at how the
Region, I'm looking at how the cuisine of the entire country
Cuisine of the entire country has transformed in a single
Has transformed in a single generation.
Generation. >> oh, yeah.
>> oh, yeah. >> with the helping hand from
>> with the helping hand from food journalist julia lozano and
Food journalist julia lozano and chef danay garcia.
Chef danay garcia. >> the food here was very, very,
>> the food here was very, very, very fatty. But it's always
Very fatty. But it's always cook. We overcook everything.,
Cook. We overcook everything., and some of the incredible chefs
And some of the incredible chefs I met on my travels.
I met on my travels. >> the most important thing that
>> the most important thing that we did is open our minds. And
We did is open our minds. And this was a huge game changer for
This was a huge game changer for us.
Us. >> what is this? Spanish food
>> what is this? Spanish food has been enriched by waves of
Has been enriched by waves of invasions. So it's roman
Invasions. So it's roman arabic, jewish and spanish.
Arabic, jewish and spanish. >> of course. Yes.
>> of course. Yes. >> and centuries of empire. I
>> and centuries of empire. I hate to break it to you, but I
Hate to break it to you, but I think this is a mexican dessert.
Think this is a mexican dessert. Since the 1970s, when Spain
Since the 1970s, when Spain emerged from the shadow of a
Emerged from the shadow of a fascist dictator.
Fascist dictator. >> they weren't only one Spain.
>> they weren't only one Spain. >> this was franco's influence.
>> this was franco's influence. >> yes.
>> yes. >> its cuisine has been
>> its cuisine has been revolutionized. How on earth did
Revolutionized. How on earth did Spain make this culinary quantum
Spain make this culinary quantum leap to become the envy of the
Leap to become the envy of the world?
World? >> that made me so happy.
>> I'm heading to one of my favorite restaurants in marbella
Favorite restaurants in marbella to do two of my favorite things
To do two of my favorite things eat food and talk about food.
Eat food and talk about food. >> hola! Hola.
>> hola! Hola. >> how are you?
>> how are you? >> fine. How was your trip?
>> fine. How was your trip? >> oh my god. Amazing. I've
>> oh my god. Amazing. I've eaten my way through Spain.
Eaten my way through Spain. Julia lozano is a food
Julia lozano is a food journalist and culinary expert.
Journalist and culinary expert. >> well, now we are in the best
>> well, now we are in the best place to keep talking about
Place to keep talking about food. Yes, danny.
Food. Yes, danny. >> oh my gosh. I love this
>> oh my gosh. I love this place.
Place. >> what will you.
>> what will you. >> to see you. Welcome back to
>> to see you. Welcome back to lobito. How are you?
Lobito. How are you? >> so happy to be back.
>> so happy to be back. >> yeah.
>> yeah. >> oh my god. Nice to see you.
>> oh my god. Nice to see you. This is one of the most
This is one of the most beautiful restaurants.
Beautiful restaurants. >> I have a lot of different
>> I have a lot of different kind of restaurants.
Kind of restaurants. >> I know this one is special,
>> I know this one is special, though.
Though. >> yeah. For me to.
>> yeah. For me to. >> my old friend danny garcia, a
>> my old friend danny garcia, a three michelin starred chef who
Three michelin starred chef who heads an international
Heads an international restaurant empire, embodies
Restaurant empire, embodies modern Spain's gastronomic
Modern Spain's gastronomic success. The food in Spain has
Success. The food in Spain has evolved so much in the last 30,
Evolved so much in the last 30, 40 years.
40 years. >> oh, yeah. A lot.
>> oh, yeah. A lot. >> 50 years ago, people didn't
>> 50 years ago, people didn't come to Spain for the food. But
Come to Spain for the food. But now it is on everybody's
Now it is on everybody's gastronomic bucket list. What's
Gastronomic bucket list. What's changed?
Changed? >> the tips. They began to
>> the tips. They began to change the rules. And the first
Change the rules. And the first rule that you change was the
Rule that you change was the presentation. Because our food
Presentation. Because our food was very ugly. Very ugly. Yes.
Was very ugly. Very ugly. Yes. >> you can say, you know.
>> you can say, you know. >> it was brown.
>> it was brown. >> yeah exactly, exactly.
>> yeah exactly, exactly. >> they also changed the way of
>> they also changed the way of cooking because they put less
Cooking because they put less fat. Because remember, the food
Fat. Because remember, the food here was very, very fatty.
Here was very, very fatty. Fatty? Yes.
Fatty? Yes. >> but it's overcooked.
>> but it's overcooked. >> we overcooked everything.
>> we overcooked everything. >> we change the techniques. The
>> we change the techniques. The best way to show you this kind
Best way to show you this kind of example is my bahia.
Of example is my bahia. >> your bahia?
>> your bahia? >> yeah. Let's go to the
>> yeah. Let's go to the kitchen.
Kitchen. >> we're going to.
>> we're going to. >> make one.
>> make one. >> oh, wow.
>> oh, wow. >> yeah.
>> yeah. >> lina.
>> lina. >> welcome to our, I think, pure
>> welcome to our, I think, pure kitchen, you know.
Kitchen, you know. >> yes.
>> yes. >> I agree, this reminds me of
>> I agree, this reminds me of my childhood. The.
My childhood. The. >> smell.
>> smell. >> I love the smell.
>> I love the smell. >> I'm going to be smelling
>> I'm going to be smelling like an all day long, though.
Like an all day long, though. Yeah. What's first? I've never
Yeah. What's first? I've never made paella.
Made paella. >> we're going to make my
>> we're going to make my bella.
Bella. >> paella is Spain's most iconic
>> paella is Spain's most iconic dish in the traditional version.
Dish in the traditional version. Various types of meat,
Various types of meat, shellfish, vegetables, and rice
Shellfish, vegetables, and rice are all cooked together in a
Are all cooked together in a rich fatty stock. That's going
Rich fatty stock. That's going to be a big paella.
To be a big paella. >> we're going to start with
>> we're going to start with the mushroom.
The mushroom. >> with a boldness that's
>> with a boldness that's typical of today's spanish
Typical of today's spanish chefs. Danny has reinvented this
Chefs. Danny has reinvented this classic dish from the bottom up.
Classic dish from the bottom up. His pared down recipe consists
His pared down recipe consists only of mushrooms, steak stock
Only of mushrooms, steak stock chicken stock because beef stock
Chicken stock because beef stock is very fatty. Yeah, arroz
Is very fatty. Yeah, arroz bomba, a type of short grain
Bomba, a type of short grain rice. And his all important
Rice. And his all important spice mix.
Spice mix. >> rose, saffron and pepper for
>> rose, saffron and pepper for me, the most important thing is
Me, the most important thing is the spicy. Yeah, because the
The spicy. Yeah, because the spicy is the flavor that you are
Spicy is the flavor that you are going to find later. Now the
Going to find later. Now the chuleta.
Chuleta. >> okay.
>> okay. >> crucially for his paella,
>> crucially for his paella, danny grills the protein. You're
Danny grills the protein. You're breaking another rule.
Breaking another rule. >> yeah. When my mother cooks,
>> yeah. When my mother cooks, seafood paella, the clams and
Seafood paella, the clams and the shrimp and everything that
The shrimp and everything that you are in the paella is
You are in the paella is overcooking.
Overcooking. >> so you like to cook those
>> so you like to cook those parts separately?
Parts separately? >> I prefer.
>> I prefer. >> wow. Yeah. Good.
>> wow. Yeah. Good. >> so you don't ever add more
>> so you don't ever add more stock? No no.
Stock? No no. >> no no. I hate this kind of
>> no no. I hate this kind of rice of paella. That is like
Rice of paella. That is like this. So thick. You know, the
This. So thick. You know, the rice here.
Rice here. >> is overcooked.
>> is overcooked. >> overcooked?
>> overcooked? >> yeah.
>> yeah. >> how is this one different
>> how is this one different than the one your mom made?
Than the one your mom made? >> 100% different. You know,
>> 100% different. You know, really, to be honest, you know,
Really, to be honest, you know, I make everything different than
I make everything different than her.
Her. >> danny's paella is light
>> danny's paella is light years from the old school
Years from the old school version. Beautiful. Once the
Version. Beautiful. Once the rice is cooked, he adds a hint
Rice is cooked, he adds a hint of beef tallow.
Of beef tallow. >> it's only a little bit.
>> it's only a little bit. It's only a flavor. You know.
It's only a flavor. You know. >> artfully arranges the steak.
>> artfully arranges the steak. And tops it off with a garnish
And tops it off with a garnish of charred rosemary.
Of charred rosemary. >> that is.
>> that is. >> aromatic.
>> aromatic. >> olé!
>> olé! >> it's a beautiful. Thank you.
>> it's a beautiful. Thank you. >> thank you so much. Yeah.
>> thank you so much. Yeah. >> wow paella.
>> wow paella. >> yeah I'm going.
>> yeah I'm going. >> I think that this is the most
>> I think that this is the most important part.
Important part. >> that is the best part ever.
>> that is the best part ever. >> the socarrat.
>> the socarrat. >> yeah. What does that.
>> yeah. What does that. >> translate to?
>> translate to? >> oh, it's not translated the
>> oh, it's not translated the burnt, crispy part right here.
Burnt, crispy part right here. >> oh, my.
>> oh, my. >> god. Chocolate. Chocolate.
>> god. Chocolate. Chocolate. >> but you can see here, you
>> but you can see here, you know, there's a little bit
Know, there's a little bit crispy. It's a very good
Crispy. It's a very good flavor.
Flavor. >> that makes me so happy. And
>> that makes me so happy. And then the mushrooms and the meat.
Then the mushrooms and the meat. >> finally you are going to find
>> finally you are going to find different kind of texture of the
Different kind of texture of the grain.
Grain. >> I taste the clove.
>> I taste the clove. >> at the end. You have the
>> at the end. You have the spicy. One thing is the flavor
Spicy. One thing is the flavor and another thing is the aroma.
And another thing is the aroma. And both is amazing.
And both is amazing. >> so yeah, this is so good. A
>> so yeah, this is so good. A classic dish, brilliantly
Classic dish, brilliantly reimagined for the 21st century,
Reimagined for the 21st century, with each different element
With each different element cooked to perfection. I, for
Cooked to perfection. I, for one, am excited that there's
One, am excited that there's been an evolution of spanish
Been an evolution of spanish food because this is incredible.
Food because this is incredible. This is a great example of how
This is a great example of how you guys are holding on to your
You guys are holding on to your cultural heritage, but yet
Cultural heritage, but yet evolving into new spaces. Good
Evolving into new spaces. Good job danny. Yeah.
You may have. Call now and we'll come to you.
Come to you. >> 882 one 4000.
>> 882 one 4000. >> on this trip. I have been
>> on this trip. I have been blown away by the limitless
Blown away by the limitless creativity of spanish chefs. I
Creativity of spanish chefs. I shouldn't be surprised with the
Shouldn't be surprised with the cultural heritage that this
Cultural heritage that this country has with artists and
Country has with artists and creatives like dali, gaudi,
Creatives like dali, gaudi, lorca, goya. But now that
Lorca, goya. But now that creativity is present in the
Creativity is present in the food scene.
Food scene. >> I, if you smell, you can feel
>> I, if you smell, you can feel that you are very close to the
That you are very close to the sea. It's like a bruma.
Sea. It's like a bruma. >> throughout Spain, chefs are
>> throughout Spain, chefs are ripping up the rule book and
Ripping up the rule book and allowing their imaginations to
Allowing their imaginations to run wild.
Run wild. >> what is this? Chicken.
>> what is this? Chicken. Chicken.
Chicken. >> the chicken comb. Yeah. Why?
>> the chicken comb. Yeah. Why? >> because of the texture. You
>> because of the texture. You know, this is like a silky
Know, this is like a silky texture.
Texture. >> using adventurous ingredients
>> using adventurous ingredients and techniques, they have
And techniques, they have transformed Spain's cuisine
Transformed Spain's cuisine almost beyond recognition. And
Almost beyond recognition. And what I want to know is, where
What I want to know is, where did this outburst of creativity
Did this outburst of creativity come from to understand Spain's
Come from to understand Spain's modern day culinary miracle, we
Modern day culinary miracle, we have to go back almost a
Have to go back almost a century. In 1939, after three
Century. In 1939, after three brutal years of civil war,
Brutal years of civil war, general franco established a
General franco established a fascist dictatorship but
Fascist dictatorship but franco's isolationist push for
Franco's isolationist push for agricultural self-sufficiency
Agricultural self-sufficiency backfired, creating widespread
Backfired, creating widespread shortages and famine. A period
Shortages and famine. A period known as the hunger years.
Known as the hunger years. >> complicado encontrar
>> complicado encontrar productos basicos pan arroz como
Productos basicos pan arroz como ya no digamos carne no habia
Ya no digamos carne no habia evidentemente estaba acerca del
Evidentemente estaba acerca del poder. Muy bien. Pero en la
Poder. Muy bien. Pero en la poblacion de la miseria.
Poblacion de la miseria. >> seeking to impose national
>> seeking to impose national unity, franco repressed regional
Unity, franco repressed regional identities, languages and even
Identities, languages and even cuisine. His vision of spanish
Cuisine. His vision of spanish food can be seen in a famous
Food can be seen in a famous cookbook published in 1951, that
Cookbook published in 1951, that his regime encouraged all good
His regime encouraged all good housewives to use.
Housewives to use. >> they want to make that
>> they want to make that spanish cuisine where only one.
Spanish cuisine where only one. >> you're saying this book tried
>> you're saying this book tried to make a uniform definition of
To make a uniform definition of spanish cuisine, and there's no
Spanish cuisine, and there's no such thing?
Such thing? >> yes, a lot of women in Spain
>> yes, a lot of women in Spain learned to cook with this book.
Learned to cook with this book. >> really? What's the reason
>> really? What's the reason you think they wanted to make
You think they wanted to make one definition of spanish
One definition of spanish cuisine?
Cuisine? >> because they want only one
>> because they want only one Spain.
Spain. >> one Spain.
>> one Spain. >> only one Spain. Only one
>> only one Spain. Only one cuisine.
Cuisine. >> this was franco's influence.
>> this was franco's influence. >> yes.
>> yes. >> of trying to dictate one
>> of trying to dictate one Spain. What's so interesting
Spain. What's so interesting under franco's rule, a diet of
Under franco's rule, a diet of greasy stews, oily, overcooked
Greasy stews, oily, overcooked vegetables, heavy roasted meats
Vegetables, heavy roasted meats and deep fried fish came to
And deep fried fish came to define spanish food.
Define spanish food. >> and after everything changed.
>> and after everything changed. >> it was paella. In this,
>> it was paella. In this, obviously.
Obviously. >> of course. Yeah. Yes it is.
>> of course. Yeah. Yes it is. But not this way.
But not this way. >> not this way. You would not
>> not this way. You would not make the cookbook, danny. Sorry.
Make the cookbook, danny. Sorry. Franco's death in 1975 meant an
Franco's death in 1975 meant an end to fascism and the start of
End to fascism and the start of economic revival. The
Economic revival. The increasingly wealthy population
Increasingly wealthy population began to take an interest in
Began to take an interest in fine dining and regional
Fine dining and regional cooking, long suppressed by
Cooking, long suppressed by franco, was reborn with a whole
Franco, was reborn with a whole new energy. In the basque
New energy. In the basque country, chefs like juan mari
Country, chefs like juan mari arzak started the new basque
Arzak started the new basque cuisine movement, blending local
Cuisine movement, blending local traditions with the flair of
Traditions with the flair of french nouvelle cuisine
French nouvelle cuisine maravillosa por qué empoderar
Maravillosa por qué empoderar no empoderar todo el mundo a la
No empoderar todo el mundo a la veniamos de la dictadura. In
Veniamos de la dictadura. In 1989, restaurant arzak was
1989, restaurant arzak was awarded three michelin stars,
Awarded three michelin stars, winning juan mari's new basque
Winning juan mari's new basque cuisine global recognition. Like
Cuisine global recognition. Like the basque country, catalonia
The basque country, catalonia suffered badly under franco's
Suffered badly under franco's dictatorship when catalan
Dictatorship when catalan language books were banned in
Language books were banned in 1990, a young chef, fina puig
1990, a young chef, fina puig duval, opened a restaurant in la
Duval, opened a restaurant in la roca determined to revive
Roca determined to revive catalan cooking, she turned to
Catalan cooking, she turned to an ingredient associated with
An ingredient associated with the hunger years of franco's
The hunger years of franco's regime and gave it a radical
Regime and gave it a radical makeover alimento de una época
Makeover alimento de una época de calidad y guerra, pues la
De calidad y guerra, pues la gente casi quiera lo para
Gente casi quiera lo para desayunar para y para tener
Desayunar para y para tener buckwheat thrives in the rich
Buckwheat thrives in the rich volcanic soil of la roca and is
Volcanic soil of la roca and is a surprisingly versatile
A surprisingly versatile ingredient that I had to try.
Ingredient that I had to try. >> in el muerto, aqui es la piel
>> in el muerto, aqui es la piel y aqui lo qué es la arena?
Y aqui lo qué es la arena? >> fina uses the grains to make
>> fina uses the grains to make buckwheat beer. Hey.
Buckwheat beer. Hey. >> muy ligera.
>> muy ligera. >> color. That's beautiful. And
>> color. That's beautiful. And mixes them with broth and local
Mixes them with broth and local sheep's cheese to make a rich
Sheep's cheese to make a rich risotto.
Risotto. >> también a mi me gusta mucho
>> también a mi me gusta mucho de ingrediente para todo el
De ingrediente para todo el plato. La vida la comida.
Plato. La vida la comida. >> okay todos estos productos
>> okay todos estos productos humildes darles.
Humildes darles. >> pues su lugar.
>> pues su lugar. >> su luz.
>> su luz. >> lo siento muy sencillo.
>> lo siento muy sencillo. >> si it smells so cheesy.
>> si it smells so cheesy. >> rico.
>> rico. >> the dish is even served on
>> the dish is even served on crisp bread made from buckwheat
Crisp bread made from buckwheat flour. Oh my gosh okay.
Flour. Oh my gosh okay. >> mm-hmm wow.
>> mm-hmm wow. >> no. Is muy sofisticados. Wow.
>> no. Is muy sofisticados. Wow. >> this is.
>> this is. >> amazing. It's like the best
>> amazing. It's like the best risotto I've ever had.
Risotto I've ever had. >> yeah. El sarazino es muy muy
>> yeah. El sarazino es muy muy saludable. Wow I want.
Saludable. Wow I want. >> un plato mas.
>> un plato mas. >> grande.
>> grande. >> with cuisine like this the
>> with cuisine like this the basque country and catalunya
Basque country and catalunya powered the revival of regional
Powered the revival of regional cooking. But an hour's drive
Cooking. But an hour's drive from les écoles, vinas mentor
From les écoles, vinas mentor and fellow catalan was about to
And fellow catalan was about to change everything, not only for
Change everything, not only for Spain but for the whole world.
Spain but for the whole world. >> cocinero como ferran. Adria.
>> cocinero como ferran. Adria. Qué? Encendido la mesa? Eso fue
Qué? Encendido la mesa? Eso fue un transatlantico libertad and
Un transatlantico libertad and ferran did is okay guys, do it.
Ferran did is okay guys, do it. Just break the rules. Do it. I
Just break the rules. Do it. I think that was the moment we
Think that was the moment we really became one of the best
Really became one of the best cuisine in the
Nationwide. >> big beautiful tariffs. A
>> big beautiful tariffs. A fareed zakaria special Monday at
Fareed zakaria special Monday at 8:00 on cnn.
8:00 on cnn. >> in the 1990s, at el bulli
>> in the 1990s, at el bulli restaurant in catalunya, a
Restaurant in catalunya, a maverick chef set off a culinary
Maverick chef set off a culinary explosion that would be felt
Explosion that would be felt around the globe.
Around the globe. >> in europa, haciamos lo q se
>> in europa, haciamos lo q se llama. Nouvelle cuisine.
Llama. Nouvelle cuisine. Empezamos a crear una cocina
Empezamos a crear una cocina alta cocina con una persona
Alta cocina con una persona propia. Ha cambiado de juego.
Propia. Ha cambiado de juego. Pero esto es tan tan tan tan
Pero esto es tan tan tan tan importante.
Importante. >> using scientific techniques,
>> using scientific techniques, ferran adria revolutionized
Ferran adria revolutionized gastronomy with astonishing new
Gastronomy with astonishing new recipes like melon, caviar,
Recipes like melon, caviar, frozen gorgonzola and flavored
Frozen gorgonzola and flavored foams. He tricked the eye and
Foams. He tricked the eye and forced diners to question basic
Forced diners to question basic assumptions about the nature of
Assumptions about the nature of food.
Food. >> ice cream. With chicken.
>> ice cream. With chicken. >> sauce.
>> sauce. >> el concepto de largo cuatro
>> el concepto de largo cuatro elaboracion. Todos los chefs
Elaboracion. Todos los chefs actuales del mundo. La marea su
Actuales del mundo. La marea su oferta.
Oferta. >> we are always looking at
>> we are always looking at France, okay? They are the best.
France, okay? They are the best. And suddenly came this guy
And suddenly came this guy ferran adria. With all these
Ferran adria. With all these techniques, but breaking all the
Techniques, but breaking all the rules, you know. And this was a
Rules, you know. And this was a huge game changer for us.
Huge game changer for us. >> como esta encantada.
>> como esta encantada. >> but.
>> but. >> el bulli closed its doors in
>> el bulli closed its doors in 2011. But being cooked for by
2011. But being cooked for by ferran adria and his former head
Ferran adria and his former head chef rafa zafra, was one of the
Chef rafa zafra, was one of the most magical moments of my
Most magical moments of my entire trip. His reinvention of
Entire trip. His reinvention of suket, a traditional
Suket, a traditional fisherman's stew, involved one
Fisherman's stew, involved one of those brainwaves. Ferran is
Of those brainwaves. Ferran is famous for.
Famous for. >> comemos la cabeza y la. La
>> comemos la cabeza y la. La cabeza, la pones. Aqui y ahora.
Cabeza, la pones. Aqui y ahora. Vamos a la para atacar su
Vamos a la para atacar su essencia.
Essencia. >> ahi esta la esencia.
>> ahi esta la esencia. >> ahi esta.
>> ahi esta. >> la esencia.
>> la esencia. >> such a simple idea. But it
>> such a simple idea. But it was a stroke of genius. Boosting
Was a stroke of genius. Boosting the flavor of shrimp to sublime
The flavor of shrimp to sublime new heights oh my god.
New heights oh my god. >> wow. Del mar.
>> wow. Del mar. >> volver volver.
>> volver volver. >> aprobado.
>> aprobado. >> what do you remember about
>> what do you remember about that moment?
That moment? >> ferran adria was the most
>> ferran adria was the most important thing in terms of
Important thing in terms of gastronomy. Not only in Spain.
Gastronomy. Not only in Spain. >> in the.
>> in the. >> world, the entire world.
>> world, the entire world. Yeah. Now you know, 20, 15 years
Yeah. Now you know, 20, 15 years later, you can travel around the
Later, you can travel around the world and you are going to find
World and you are going to find all these kind of concepts, all
All these kind of concepts, all this kind of philosophy, of this
This kind of philosophy, of this kind of techniques that we
Kind of techniques that we create in Spain.
Create in Spain. >> he was a mad guy. He was
>> he was a mad guy. He was crazy. He's crazy.
Crazy. He's crazy. >> he's a genius, you.
>> he's a genius, you. >> know? He's a genius.
>> know? He's a genius. >> genius?
>> genius? >> yeah. All around Spain, there
>> yeah. All around Spain, there were a lot of chefs, young chefs
Were a lot of chefs, young chefs that thought that they have
That thought that they have little meetings and they follow
Little meetings and they follow him.
Him. >> after he closed ferran's
>> after he closed ferran's disciples, known as ninos,
Disciples, known as ninos, continued to push the frontiers
Continued to push the frontiers of cooking oh, my.
Of cooking oh, my. >> god.
>> god. >> un poquito mas I
>> un poquito mas I competitividad porque siempre,
Competitividad porque siempre, pero la mayoria de los chefs
Pero la mayoria de los chefs importantes. Somos amigos y esto
Importantes. Somos amigos y esto hizo este movimiento posible.
Hizo este movimiento posible. >> the techniques of what became
>> the techniques of what became known as molecular gastronomy
Known as molecular gastronomy were adopted throughout Spain.
Were adopted throughout Spain. >> ferran adria compartir con
>> ferran adria compartir con todo lo descubrir los cocineros
Todo lo descubrir los cocineros cambian su cabeza empiezan a
Cambian su cabeza empiezan a compartir todos sus secretos.
Compartir todos sus secretos. >> estos chinos podemos hacer
>> estos chinos podemos hacer una cocina cada uno. Quiero
Una cocina cada uno. Quiero hacer la aquella. Quiero hacer.
Hacer la aquella. Quiero hacer. >> now, 20 years on from el
>> now, 20 years on from el bulli, the next generation of
Bulli, the next generation of chefs are taking these
Chefs are taking these techniques and ideas in new
Techniques and ideas in new directions. Michelin star chef
Directions. Michelin star chef lucia freitas is using this know
Lucia freitas is using this know how to revolutionize traditional
How to revolutionize traditional recipes. Oh, is that the beef?
Recipes. Oh, is that the beef? >> la carne vaca?
>> la carne vaca? >> la parte de mas melosa mas
>> la parte de mas melosa mas gelatinosa el tendon.
Gelatinosa el tendon. >> vamos a.
>> vamos a. >> poner nuestra.
>> poner nuestra. >> tierra.
>> tierra. >> es muy importante estar en el
>> es muy importante estar en el trabajo de esas madres de esas
Trabajo de esas madres de esas abuelas ha mantenido la cultura
Abuelas ha mantenido la cultura gastronomica. Entonces, eso es
Gastronomica. Entonces, eso es lo magico.
Lo magico. >> we are going now back to
>> we are going now back to tradition. But with the
Tradition. But with the knowledge we have now with all
Knowledge we have now with all these techniques, spanish
These techniques, spanish cuisine is going to be way far
Cuisine is going to be way far better now today, ingredients
Better now today, ingredients like offal that were once eaten
Like offal that were once eaten out of necessity in franco's
Out of necessity in franco's time have been reborn and are
Time have been reborn and are very much in fashion at la
Very much in fashion at la feria, madrid, michelin starred
Feria, madrid, michelin starred chef javier estévez has built
Chef javier estévez has built his entire menu around it.
His entire menu around it. >> now what are we making?
>> now what are we making? >> we want to use a special.
>> we want to use a special. >> kidney from rabbit.
>> kidney from rabbit. >> rabbit kidney?
>> rabbit kidney? >> yes.
>> yes. >> okay. This is a widow?
>> okay. This is a widow? >> yes.
>> yes. >> here we have 1234.
>> here we have 1234. >> five.
>> five. >> six.
>> six. >> got it.
>> got it. >> some small mushrooms.
>> some small mushrooms. >> as you can see.
>> as you can see. >> the same size.
>> the same size. >> yes.
>> yes. >> this is a meat sauce.
>> this is a meat sauce. >> we make with rabbit bone.
>> we make with rabbit bone. >> to make offal more appealing
>> to make offal more appealing and contemporary. Javier uses el
And contemporary. Javier uses el bulli style visual trickery.
Bulli style visual trickery. >> see, I.
>> see, I. >> don't know if that's a
>> don't know if that's a mushroom or kidney.
Mushroom or kidney. >> we need to offer this to
>> we need to offer this to young people. So we need to make
Young people. So we need to make it funny. Accessible. Yeah. Yes.
It funny. Accessible. Yeah. Yes. We have many people in our
We have many people in our restaurant that come and they
Restaurant that come and they don't want to know.
Don't want to know. >> don't tell me what I'm
>> don't tell me what I'm eating.
Eating. >> yes, yes.
>> yes, yes. >> yeah, yeah. I might
>> yeah, yeah. I might sometimes.
Sometimes. >> be one of those people.
>> be one of those people. >> what is this? Yes. It's from
>> what is this? Yes. It's from it's carrot because carrot, you
It's carrot because carrot, you know, the rabbit. It's carrot.
Know, the rabbit. It's carrot. >> pretty poetic.
>> pretty poetic. >> yes. No, but a our
>> yes. No, but a our grandfathers and grandmothers
Grandfathers and grandmothers eat that food but not like that.
Eat that food but not like that. >> so this is a traditional dish
>> so this is a traditional dish with a modern twist.
With a modern twist. >> yes.
>> yes. >> that's it. The mashed
>> that's it. The mashed potato, carrot leaf.
Potato, carrot leaf. >> and.
>> and. >> rabbit kidney is the perfect
>> rabbit kidney is the perfect combination.
Combination. >> you don't know what is
>> you don't know what is kidney or no. Yeah.
Kidney or no. Yeah. >> because they have the same
>> because they have the same exact texture.
Exact texture. >> the texture.
>> the texture. >> of the mushroom.
>> of the mushroom. >> it's all mixed in my mouth.
>> it's all mixed in my mouth. I don't know.
I don't know. >> that's lovely. Also, this
>> that's lovely. Also, this meat sauce.
Meat sauce. >> yes simple ingredients
>> yes simple ingredients conjured into something truly
Conjured into something truly special.
Special. >> 20 years on, the creative
>> 20 years on, the creative spirit unleashed by el bulli is
Spirit unleashed by el bulli is alive and well. No wonder
Alive and well. No wonder spanish cuisine is
Sanjay gupta reports, it doesn't have to hurt.
Doesn't have to hurt. >> next Sunday night at nine on
>> next Sunday night at nine on cnn.
Cnn. >> the ancient migration of
>> the ancient migration of peoples through the iberian
Peoples through the iberian peninsula had a huge impact on
Peninsula had a huge impact on Spain's gastronomy. From the
Spain's gastronomy. From the romans to the moors, from the
Romans to the moors, from the phoenicians to the french. And
Phoenicians to the french. And today, spanish chefs still
Today, spanish chefs still absorb ideas and influences from
Absorb ideas and influences from all over the world. And I can
All over the world. And I can tell you that the impact is
Tell you that the impact is magical.
Magical. >> las diferentes conversaciones
>> las diferentes conversaciones hemos.
Hemos. >> tenido a lo largo de nuestra
>> tenido a lo largo de nuestra historia dejado su impronta por
Historia dejado su impronta por la cocina. Escultura.
La cocina. Escultura. >> these foreign influences have
>> these foreign influences have gifted today's creative chefs a
Gifted today's creative chefs a rich palette of ingredients and
Rich palette of ingredients and recipes.
Recipes. >> ha sido magico.
>> ha sido magico. >> tanto como. Conquistar porque
>> tanto como. Conquistar porque gracias a todo.
Gracias a todo. >> eso es hoy.
>> eso es hoy. >> as Spain's southernmost
>> as Spain's southernmost region, less than ten miles from
Region, less than ten miles from africa, andalusia's famous
Africa, andalusia's famous tapas reveal the influence of
Tapas reveal the influence of multiple civilizations. Food
Multiple civilizations. Food blogger aldana arias saavedra
Blogger aldana arias saavedra unpack the layers of history in
Unpack the layers of history in andalusia's famous chilled soup
Andalusia's famous chilled soup salmorejo.
Salmorejo. >> it goes back to these roman
>> it goes back to these roman recipe. They had like sort of
Recipe. They had like sort of porridge that they would use to
Porridge that they would use to feed their troops with. But then
Feed their troops with. But then it evolved, and with the jewish
It evolved, and with the jewish community, with the arabs. And
Community, with the arabs. And then with tomatoes arrived from
Then with tomatoes arrived from america. This was finally
America. This was finally salmorejo, that is a condensed
Salmorejo, that is a condensed symbol of our andalusian
Symbol of our andalusian identity on a dish.
Identity on a dish. >> so it's.
>> so it's. >> roman, arabic. Jewish and.
>> roman, arabic. Jewish and. >> spanish.
>> spanish. >> of course. Yes.
>> of course. Yes. >> my tour of seville's tapas
>> my tour of seville's tapas bars was both a gastronomic and
Bars was both a gastronomic and cultural eye opener.
Cultural eye opener. >> for a long time during
>> for a long time during franco's dictatorship, all the
Franco's dictatorship, all the different cultures and religions
Different cultures and religions that had left us all this
That had left us all this influence were sort of erased or
Influence were sort of erased or whitewashed. So it's now, thanks
Whitewashed. So it's now, thanks to our generation, that we are
To our generation, that we are really celebrating the richness
Really celebrating the richness of our culture.
Of our culture. >> I love.
>> I love. >> how much history is hidden in
>> how much history is hidden in something as simple as tapas.
Something as simple as tapas. >> cheers.
>> cheers. >> cheers in 1492, after 800
>> cheers in 1492, after 800 years of arab rule, the spanish
Years of arab rule, the spanish monarchy expelled the moors from
Monarchy expelled the moors from andalusia.
Andalusia. >> during the christian
>> during the christian reconquest of Spain. Soon after,
Reconquest of Spain. Soon after, the jews were banished to but
The jews were banished to but while Spain pursued. Limpieza de
While Spain pursued. Limpieza de sangre, purity of blood, its
Sangre, purity of blood, its cuisine was being transformed by
Cuisine was being transformed by ingredients from its new empire.
Ingredients from its new empire. >> think about that. The most
>> think about that. The most important dish, a paella in
Important dish, a paella in Spain, the tortilla de patatas,
Spain, the tortilla de patatas, is made of potato and potato
Is made of potato and potato came from from america. Yeah.
Came from from america. Yeah. And also the tomato.
And also the tomato. >> mexico.
>> mexico. >> yeah.
>> yeah. >> you're welcome.
>> you're welcome. >> because we have 2000 years of
>> because we have 2000 years of fusion. It's a melting pot.
Fusion. It's a melting pot. >> the culinary potential of
>> the culinary potential of these new world arrivals is
These new world arrivals is still being explored today. At
Still being explored today. At casa marcial in asturias. Chus
Casa marcial in asturias. Chus manzano has devised a recipe
Manzano has devised a recipe that's a love letter to an
That's a love letter to an ingredient from my neck of the
Ingredient from my neck of the woods.
Woods. >> are you ready for dessert?
>> are you ready for dessert? >> I'm ready for dessert.
>> I'm ready for dessert. >> well, the dessert is going to
>> well, the dessert is going to be special. We have prepared
Be special. We have prepared with corn.
With corn. >> oh, yes, it has corn.
>> oh, yes, it has corn. >> yeah. On the bottom we have
>> yeah. On the bottom we have corn puree and chocolate corn
Corn puree and chocolate corn fried. Then the flan is like
Fried. Then the flan is like corn then we have a mole ice
Corn then we have a mole ice cream. Corn cake.
Cream. Corn cake. >> fried corn.
>> fried corn. >> I hate to break it to you,
>> I hate to break it to you, but I think this is a mexican
But I think this is a mexican dessert there's corn.
Dessert there's corn. >> bread. Mole.
>> bread. Mole. >> mole.
>> mole. >> chocolate.
>> chocolate. >> I mean chocolate.
>> I mean chocolate. >> I think this is the most
>> I think this is the most mexican thing you have on the.
Mexican thing you have on the. >> menu the recipe?
>> menu the recipe? >> it sounds like mexican, but
>> it sounds like mexican, but the ingredients come from our
The ingredients come from our garden mm-hmm. Salty.
Garden mm-hmm. Salty. >> I love that, and I love this
>> I love that, and I love this fried corn. It's just such a
Fried corn. It's just such a beautiful representation of
Beautiful representation of these cultures clashing together
These cultures clashing together the most important thing that we
The most important thing that we did is open our minds in terms
Did is open our minds in terms of ingredients as well and we
Of ingredients as well and we bring from the outside a lot of
Bring from the outside a lot of different things as ginger or
Different things as ginger or coriander or spices or many,
Coriander or spices or many, many, many things make our
Many, many things make our culture even more rich with
Culture even more rich with that.
That. >> things that came from abroad
>> things that came from abroad today.
Today. >> one city above all stands out
>> one city above all stands out for its openness to world
For its openness to world cuisine. Spain's capital,
Cuisine. Spain's capital, madrid.
Madrid. >> I think.
>> I think. >> Spain became one.
>> Spain became one. >> of. The most open minded
>> of. The most open minded countries. Everyone that comes
Countries. Everyone that comes to madrid, it feels at home
To madrid, it feels at home already. You know, and this is
Already. You know, and this is the nicest part of the spanish
The nicest part of the spanish people that we are very
People that we are very welcoming. We got a big sense of
Welcoming. We got a big sense of hospitality, you know.
Hospitality, you know. >> madrid's cuisine is
>> madrid's cuisine is influenced by the new world,
Influenced by the new world, asia and the middle east. After
Asia and the middle east. After all, the first settlers here
All, the first settlers here were muslims the fusion of
Were muslims the fusion of middle eastern and spanish
Middle eastern and spanish recipes and ingredients is an
Recipes and ingredients is an ever evolving story. Hello. Hi
Ever evolving story. Hello. Hi eva.
Eva. >> I'm eva, nice to meet you.
>> I'm eva, nice to meet you. Eva. Oh, my god, it's a small
Eva. Oh, my god, it's a small kitchen, but it's coming and
Kitchen, but it's coming and I'd.
I'd. >> love to come to madrid from
>> love to come to madrid from dubai seven years ago.
Dubai seven years ago. >> this is so great.
>> this is so great. >> it feels like a kitchen in
>> it feels like a kitchen in your home. She specializes in
Your home. She specializes in middle eastern spanish crossover
Middle eastern spanish crossover dishes with both her palestinian
Dishes with both her palestinian father and syrian mother
Father and syrian mother influencing her tastes.
Influencing her tastes. >> pomegranate molasses, which
>> pomegranate molasses, which is main secret.
Is main secret. >> kofta kebabs have long been
>> kofta kebabs have long been popular in Spain. Heba enhances
Popular in Spain. Heba enhances hers with ingredients from the
Hers with ingredients from the middle east. I've never had
Middle east. I've never had pistachios in a kebab. Is that
Pistachios in a kebab. Is that common?
Common? >> typically you would either
>> typically you would either have just the pistachios or the
Have just the pistachios or the pine nut. Oh, my god, that
Pine nut. Oh, my god, that smells so good. I cannot wait.
Smells so good. I cannot wait. Do you like octopus?
Do you like octopus? >> I do, I love.
>> I do, I love. >> it. And we've got tapir
>> it. And we've got tapir berries.
Berries. >> why the.
>> why the. >> caper berries? Caper berries
>> caper berries? Caper berries grow everywhere. All across the
Grow everywhere. All across the mediterranean. That's beautiful.
Mediterranean. That's beautiful. >> hola.
>> hola. >> pepe's restaurant began life
>> pepe's restaurant began life as a supper club, and she's
As a supper club, and she's retained that vibe, luring her
Retained that vibe, luring her clientele with the promise of
Clientele with the promise of great home cooking. Should we
Great home cooking. Should we dig in?
Dig in? >> oh I got a pistachio.
>> oh I got a pistachio. Pistachio, pine nut, parsley.
Pistachio, pine nut, parsley. >> okay.
>> okay. >> the pulpo. Look at that.
>> the pulpo. Look at that. That's so beautiful.
That's so beautiful. >> why aren't you clapping? You
>> why aren't you clapping? You guys I'm not.
Guys I'm not. >> so good. Thank you.
>> so good. Thank you. >> it's beautifully.
>> it's beautifully. >> cooked because it's kind of.
>> cooked because it's kind of. >> like, cooked on the outside,
>> like, cooked on the outside, but.
But. >> a little bit raw in the
>> a little bit raw in the middle.
Middle. >> are you.
>> are you. >> from madrid?
>> from madrid? >> I'm from chile.
>> I'm from chile. >> you're chile? Yeah.
>> you're chile? Yeah. >> oh.
>> oh. >> well, where are you from?
>> well, where are you from? >> I'm from colombia.
>> I'm from colombia. >> okay.
>> okay. >> madrid is like it. Always
>> madrid is like it. Always like, it grabs you, welcomes.
Like, it grabs you, welcomes. >> you.
>> you. >> welcomes you, and. Yeah. So
>> welcomes you, and. Yeah. So it's like, no other place. Like
It's like, no other place. Like madrid in the food. Of course.
Madrid in the food. Of course. Okay.
Okay. >> this is crossover.
>> this is crossover. >> cuisine at its very best. A
>> cuisine at its very best. A perfect example of why eating
Perfect example of why eating out in madrid is such a
Out in madrid is such a rewarding experience.
Rewarding experience. >> this is home on a plate.
>> this is home on a plate. Yeah. And it's, you know, it's
Yeah. And it's, you know, it's all my mother's dishes and
All my mother's dishes and dishes from my childhood. And
Dishes from my childhood. And yeah, in my new home.
Yeah, in my new home. >> yeah. You welcome everybody
>> yeah. You welcome everybody with open arms, just like madrid
With open arms, just like madrid welcomed you.
Welcomed you. >> precisely.
>> precisely.
You may have. Call now and we'll come to you.
Come to you. >> 800 821 4000.
>> 800 821 4000. >> a 20th century philosopher
>> a 20th century philosopher once said, in Spain, there's a
Once said, in Spain, there's a great deal to see, but not much
Great deal to see, but not much to eat. Well, I can tell you
To eat. Well, I can tell you firsthand that is not the case
Firsthand that is not the case today. The creativity of
Today. The creativity of Spain's chefs has been
Spain's chefs has been thrilling to experience, so I
Thrilling to experience, so I can't resist returning to some
Can't resist returning to some of the most exceptional. For a
Of the most exceptional. For a final taste of their brilliance.
Final taste of their brilliance. The revolution begun by ferran
The revolution begun by ferran adria ushered in a wave of
Adria ushered in a wave of innovative new cooking
Innovative new cooking techniques. But one chef
Techniques. But one chef seemingly chose the opposite
Seemingly chose the opposite path radical simplicity. I smell
Path radical simplicity. I smell the grill already. This is
The grill already. This is stunning I'm in the basque
Stunning I'm in the basque country. Be has elevated the
Country. Be has elevated the most ancient technique cooking
Most ancient technique cooking over fire into an art form.
Over fire into an art form. Using unique, custom made
Using unique, custom made equipment. He grills foods that
Equipment. He grills foods that should be impossible to grill.
Should be impossible to grill. You grilled.
You grilled. >> the egg.
>> the egg. >> yolk.
>> yolk. >> the.
>> the. >> egg yolk.
>> egg yolk. >> yeah.
>> yeah. >> slowly, slowly.
>> slowly, slowly. >> you get it.
>> you get it. >> thank you.
>> thank you. >> I think he.
>> I think he. >> still likes to challenge
>> still likes to challenge himself and find new ways of
Himself and find new ways of cooking and new ways of
Cooking and new ways of exploring. Like super common
Exploring. Like super common ingredients. Oh his restaurant
Ingredients. Oh his restaurant at jabari was recently voted
At jabari was recently voted number two in the world.
Number two in the world. >> all thanks to vitrazza skill
>> all thanks to vitrazza skill at transforming simple
At transforming simple ingredients into mind blowing
Ingredients into mind blowing culinary experience. With just a
Culinary experience. With just a wood grill.
Wood grill. >> oh wow.
>> oh wow. >> but it's simple.
>> but it's simple. >> simple.
>> simple. >> a la vida de por si ya es
>> a la vida de por si ya es complicada.
Complicada. >> did you get that? It's not
>> did you get that? It's not complicated, but that.
Complicated, but that. >> doesn't.
>> doesn't. >> mean it's easy.
>> mean it's easy. >> even dessert is made from
>> even dessert is made from milk that has been cooked on the
Milk that has been cooked on the grill. Look at that red ice
Grill. Look at that red ice cream with beetroot. I think
Cream with beetroot. I think I'm going to be ruined forever.
I'm going to be ruined forever. >> yeah.
>> yeah. >> mm. Mm-hmm.
>> mm. Mm-hmm. >> what milk.
>> what milk. >> is it though?
>> is it though? >> I think it's just cow's milk
>> I think it's just cow's milk but it's reduced. So it's got,
But it's reduced. So it's got, that flavor.
That flavor. >> so creamy. But also.
>> so creamy. But also. >> you can definitely taste the
>> you can definitely taste the smokiness.
Smokiness. >> nobody was doing this. And
>> nobody was doing this. And now.
Now. >> that's how you become one of
>> that's how you become one of the best restaurants.
The best restaurants. >> in.
>> in. >> the world.
>> the world. >> yeah.
>> yeah. >> I'm going to applaud my ice
>> I'm going to applaud my ice cream. Uniquely among all the
Cream. Uniquely among all the great chefs I met on my travels,
Great chefs I met on my travels, miriam hernandez has taken on an
Miriam hernandez has taken on an entire second job. How did a
Entire second job. How did a chef become a farmer?
Chef become a farmer? >> I love a akofena. I tried to
>> I love a akofena. I tried to buy, but it was impossible.
Buy, but it was impossible. >> so it was necessity.
>> so it was necessity. >> aqui un ajo. Un hijo. Si.
>> aqui un ajo. Un hijo. Si. >> oh my gosh, you love garlic.
>> oh my gosh, you love garlic. >> si fino, a type of garlic was
>> si fino, a type of garlic was once common in Spain.
Once common in Spain. >> now her farm is one of the
>> now her farm is one of the few places it's still grown.
Few places it's still grown. >> it goes to the.
>> it goes to the. >> end of the mouth, but it's
>> end of the mouth, but it's like a.
Like a. >> yeah, now. But then it's
>> yeah, now. But then it's like. Yes. Then it kind of just
Like. Yes. Then it kind of just dissipates. Oh that's lovely.
Dissipates. Oh that's lovely. Oh, I would love to cook with
Oh, I would love to cook with this.
This. >> yes, yes.
>> yes, yes. >> at her restaurant in
>> at her restaurant in chinchon, 30 miles south of
Chinchon, 30 miles south of madrid, miriam creates recipes
Madrid, miriam creates recipes designed to showcase this rare
Designed to showcase this rare ingredient.
Ingredient. >> con la carne. Super vino
>> con la carne. Super vino tinto that.
Tinto that. >> looks amazing miriam coates
>> looks amazing miriam coates vine leaves and tempura.
Vine leaves and tempura. Anything in deep fried tempura
Anything in deep fried tempura is going to taste good and
Is going to taste good and serves the beef and garlic on
Serves the beef and garlic on the crispy vine leaves, topped
The crispy vine leaves, topped with a tasty garnish.
With a tasty garnish. >> yay!
>> yay! >> it's going to be delicious.
>> it's going to be delicious. >> mm wow.
>> mm wow. >> the meat is so tender, but so
>> the meat is so tender, but so soft. And you know, the garlic
Soft. And you know, the garlic is powerful, but not
Is powerful, but not overpowering.
Overpowering. >> no.
>> no. >> I love that. So I feel like
>> I love that. So I feel like you're trying to preserve a
You're trying to preserve a very particular taste of Spain.
Very particular taste of Spain. >> it's part of Spain. If we
>> it's part of Spain. If we lose our identity, we lose
Lose our identity, we lose everything. It's maravilloso
Everything. It's maravilloso para me estoy enamorada. Este
Para me estoy enamorada. Este tipo de ajo.
Tipo de ajo. >> Spain is lucky that miriam is
>> Spain is lucky that miriam is committed to saving this rare
Committed to saving this rare ingredient. And devising recipes
Ingredient. And devising recipes that show it off to perfection.
That show it off to perfection. >> gracias. Muchas gracias por
>> gracias. Muchas gracias por el ajo at the bay of cadiz,
El ajo at the bay of cadiz, angel leon is a chef whose
Angel leon is a chef whose horizons extend way beyond fine
Horizons extend way beyond fine dining. Buenos dias.
Dining. Buenos dias. >> la corazon de la cocina.
>> la corazon de la cocina. >> like ferran adria, angel is
>> like ferran adria, angel is part chef, part scientist and
Part chef, part scientist and has pioneered an entirely new
Has pioneered an entirely new kind of food.
Kind of food. >> marina nosotros cogemos.
>> marina nosotros cogemos. >> todas.
>> todas. >> esas vitrazza marina y lo
>> esas vitrazza marina y lo hacemos es chang todo lo
Hacemos es chang todo lo embutidos hemos hecho de alguna
Embutidos hemos hecho de alguna forma todo lo embutidos en el
Forma todo lo embutidos en el ibérico al mar.
Ibérico al mar. >> so esto es esto.
>> so esto es esto. >> eso es bacon merino
>> eso es bacon merino aprovechando todas las barriga
Aprovechando todas las barriga de todos los pescado tiene mas
De todos los pescado tiene mas grasa.
Grasa. >> wow.
>> wow. >> it looks like.
>> it looks like. >> bacon. Wow. Muchas gracias.
>> bacon. Wow. Muchas gracias. >> gracias. Bueno. Pero si por
>> gracias. Bueno. Pero si por la manana con dos huevos
La manana con dos huevos comiendo. Pescado desayunar.
Comiendo. Pescado desayunar. >> mucho proteina.
>> mucho proteina. >> mucha proteina.
>> mucha proteina. >> wow.
>> wow. >> un mundo donde solamente una
>> un mundo donde solamente una cuarta parte de tierra y tenemos
Cuarta parte de tierra y tenemos three quarters partes de agua y
Three quarters partes de agua y hay mucho mas proteinas en el
Hay mucho mas proteinas en el mar descubrir y el agua es la
Mar descubrir y el agua es la verdadera de pensar en el
Verdadera de pensar en el futuro.
Futuro. >> a purist honing a simple
>> a purist honing a simple technique to perfection. A
Technique to perfection. A farmer chef saving a priceless
Farmer chef saving a priceless piece of Spain's heritage and a
Piece of Spain's heritage and a visionary exploring the furthest
Visionary exploring the furthest frontiers of culinary science,
Frontiers of culinary science, these chefs embody the range,
These chefs embody the range, creativity and passion that's
Creativity and passion that's powering
Nationwide. >> big beautiful tariffs. A
>> big beautiful tariffs. A fareed zakaria special Monday at
Fareed zakaria special Monday at 8:00 on cnn.
8:00 on cnn. >> so we all know getting to the
>> so we all know getting to the top is hard, but staying at the
Top is hard, but staying at the top is even harder. So what do
Top is even harder. So what do the next generation of spanish
The next generation of spanish chefs have up their sleeves?
Chefs have up their sleeves? >> estamos viviendo. Momentos
>> estamos viviendo. Momentos maravilloso, pero no. Nos
Maravilloso, pero no. Nos podemos dormir. Por un lado.
Podemos dormir. Por un lado. >> a los jovenes y.
>> a los jovenes y. >> sobre todo. También apoyar a
>> sobre todo. También apoyar a los locos. Si no arriesgar claro
Los locos. Si no arriesgar claro no ganar.
No ganar. >> someone who totally gets this
>> someone who totally gets this is my friend, restauranteur
Is my friend, restauranteur danny garcia, and he's arranged
Danny garcia, and he's arranged for julie and I to meet some of
For julie and I to meet some of his proteges. A country's
His proteges. A country's cuisine is only as strong as the
Cuisine is only as strong as the future chefs.
Future chefs. >> for sure. I think that it's a
>> for sure. I think that it's a very different generation of my
Very different generation of my generation. But I think that
Generation. But I think that they have the same passion that
They have the same passion that that we have.
That we have. >> yeah.
>> yeah. >> they are amazing. And they
>> they are amazing. And they prepare a dish for you.
Prepare a dish for you. >> oh, great.
>> oh, great. >> yeah, they're.
>> yeah, they're. >> very young.
>> very young. >> hola.
>> hola. >> hola, jovenes. Oh. Oh, wow.
>> hola, jovenes. Oh. Oh, wow. Como te yo academy. Carmen.
Como te yo academy. Carmen. Tienes aqui?
Tienes aqui? >> aqui tenemos una isla llamada
>> aqui tenemos una isla llamada y.
Y. >> frita y como te llamas?
>> frita y como te llamas? >> yo, grecia.
>> yo, grecia. >> cuantos anos.
>> cuantos anos. >> tienen?
>> tienen? >> eres nervioso un.
>> eres nervioso un. >> poquito.
>> poquito. >> aqui o la cocina.
>> aqui o la cocina. >> en la cocina.
>> en la cocina. >> pero no.
>> pero no. >> controlo.
>> controlo. >> y esto.
>> y esto. >> de cangrejo con patata.
>> de cangrejo con patata. >> de qué rico y esto. Qué
>> de qué rico y esto. Qué bonito.
Bonito. >> frita y salsa tartara y
>> frita y salsa tartara y cebolinha.
Cebolinha. >> wow.
>> wow. >> potato salad with tuna is a
>> potato salad with tuna is a traditional appetizer in Spain.
Traditional appetizer in Spain. Carmen has enhanced it with
Carmen has enhanced it with roasted, smoked eel and
Roasted, smoked eel and inspiration from japan.
Inspiration from japan. >> y bueno.
>> y bueno. >> especial ac si si mm.
>> especial ac si si mm. >> mm-hmm.
>> mm-hmm. >> this is smoky mm-hmm.
>> this is smoky mm-hmm. >> wow.
>> wow. >> that's a lovely.
>> that's a lovely. >> oh my god.
>> oh my god. >> christian has taken a
>> christian has taken a traditional andalusian prawn and
Traditional andalusian prawn and potato salad and elevated it
Potato salad and elevated it with king crab and frozen
With king crab and frozen avocado dust. Cangrejo.
Avocado dust. Cangrejo. >> oh my god manuel's recipe
>> oh my god manuel's recipe deep fried hake with tartar
Deep fried hake with tartar sauce.
Sauce. >> like carmen's potato salad
>> like carmen's potato salad fuzes. Traditional spanish and
Fuzes. Traditional spanish and japanese ingredients.
Japanese ingredients. >> la salsa.
>> la salsa. >> is peppinello preparar
>> is peppinello preparar también lleva mayo?
También lleva mayo? >> el trago that is so good.
>> el trago that is so good. >> it's so light.
>> it's so light. >> you can feel the japanese
>> you can feel the japanese influence. In this case, the
Influence. In this case, the panko that we talk.
Panko that we talk. >> about. De gastronomia de
>> about. De gastronomia de espana.
Espana. >> porque cada vez va
>> porque cada vez va funcionando mas y va palante no
Funcionando mas y va palante no hay freno estamos aprendiendo
Hay freno estamos aprendiendo muchas cosas la nueva
Muchas cosas la nueva generacion. Qué viene bien con
Generacion. Qué viene bien con ganas.
Ganas. >> sabe bueno estaras orgulloso.
>> sabe bueno estaras orgulloso. Mucho mucho.
Mucho mucho. >> el proposito es hacer feliz a
>> el proposito es hacer feliz a la gente. No no se tienen esa
La gente. No no se tienen esa capacidad.
Capacidad. >> pues mission accomplished.
>> pues mission accomplished. >> nosotros feliz.
>> nosotros feliz. >> la gastronomie espanola.
>> la gastronomie espanola. >> con mucha calidad.
>> con mucha calidad. >> muy joven chico.
>> muy joven chico. >> chicas un trabajo.
>> chicas un trabajo. >> extraordinario ahora mas
>> extraordinario ahora mas nunca las nuevas generaciones el
Nunca las nuevas generaciones el amor y la libertad de pensar y
Amor y la libertad de pensar y el esfuerzo.
El esfuerzo. >> y luego a partir de esa esa
>> y luego a partir de esa esa filosofia, las cosas.
Filosofia, las cosas. >> donde la quiero ver la
>> donde la quiero ver la gastronomia en espana? Donde
Gastronomia en espana? Donde esta ahora el numero uno y lo
Esta ahora el numero uno y lo vamos a seguir siendo seguro.
Vamos a seguir siendo seguro. >> the gastronomic creativity
>> the gastronomic creativity unleashed since franco's death
Unleashed since franco's death has been astonishing and shows
Has been astonishing and shows no signs of stopping. Using
No signs of stopping. Using ideas and ingredients from all
Ideas and ingredients from all over the world. Visionary chefs
Over the world. Visionary chefs continue to
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