¡Descubre los dos mundos de @pepesalinas , Chef de @balcondelzocalo en nuestra sección “Behind the Chef” ! Además de deslumbrarnos en la cocina con platillos únicos, el chef nos revela su pasión por la pintura y el dibujo.
Aquí conoceremos las similitudes creativas entre la gastronomía y la pintura desde la perspectiva única de un chef que encuentra inspiración en cada lienzo y plato. ️
¿Quieres conocer más sobre los talentos ocultos del chef Pepe Salinas y cómo su arte influye en su cocina innovadora?
00:00 I think that creativity has always been part of my life. A need to express something, to express what you think, what you have lived, your story.
00:11 Obviously, for me, it was the most important part of my life, the idea of being a painter, being a plastic artist. I was going to study that. In fact, I studied it for a while.
00:22 In the end, I decided to study gastronomy. And in a short time, I realized that gastronomy was very similar.
00:30 The moments of drawing, sketching the dishes on the menu, also of Ana Juárez doing an exercise such as she drew, are very personal moments in which I enjoy a lot.
00:42 The feeling of the ability to draw, the case of the tupinambu with mole of cempasúchil, has many stories.
00:54 It has a part that is a caterpillar that becomes a butterfly, it has the tones that the season of the dead has, it has a commitment to take advantage of other seasons.
01:06 It has been a year since we collected this cempasúchil. And today, I am glad that we were able to create a system of creativity here in Malconel Zócalo,
01:17 in which we also integrate the studio, because it is important to train and know other things. There are people who already did it for you.
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