Food, Gastronomy and Science - Chemical Kitchen live streams on YouTube
A series of live streamed events about food, gastronomy and science
The team behind Chemical Kitchen - an innovative teaching project at Imperial College London that utilizes the parallels between gastronomy and practical science laboratories - has prepared a series of live streamed events about food, gastronomy and science for all to enjoy.
GastroGeeks is a live Q&A panel discussion streamed weekly on Mondays at 13.30 UK time.
The team answers and discusses questions about food, gastronomy and science asked by viewers and digresses on other related topics. Starting in June, they will engage in discussions with other guests, who range from top class scientists, through gastronomy innovators to even tea experts.
The core team of the panel consists of:
Prof. Roger Kneebone - Professor of Surgical Education and Engagement Science at Imperial, founder of Chemical Kitchen
Chef Jozef Youssef - Founder and Chef Patron of Kitchen Theory, a multi-sensory gastronomy design studio, founder of Chemical Kitchen
Dr Johnny Drain - Materials scientist, writer, chef and fermentation expert at Lyan/Cub
Dr Luke Delmas - Synthetic chemist, co-developer of the Chemical Kitchen project
Dr Jakub Radzikowski - Molecular biologist, chef, and co-developer of the Chemical Kitchen project
You can find all the episodes on the Chemical Kitchen YouTube channel.
ChemUnity cook-along
ChemUnity cook-along is a live-streamed cooking show, where Jakub Radzikowski shows viewers how to cook delicious, simple meals at home during (and beyond) the lockdown.
The processes are explained at a comfortable pace and the recipes range from Chinese to French cuisine, and everything in between.
The live aspect of the show provides an opportunity to answer live questions, show common mistakes and facilitate interesting digressions about different foods, cooking equipment and tips with explanations about why they work.
The ChemUnity cook-along is streamed online every Tuesday at 12.00 UK time.
You can find all the episodes on the ChemUnity Cook-along YouTube playlist.
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