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Molecular Gastronomy can be dangerous...

by Marsha L. » Wed Jul 15, 2009 4:58 pm

German Chef channeling Heston Blumenthal blows both hands off in liquid nitrogen accident

Yikes. What a tragedy. They were able to reattach one hand, but not the other :( Be careful out there, MG aficianados!

Edited to say - upon more careful reading, one hand was blown off in the accident and the other had to be amputated at the hospital - not reattached. Truly awful.

Edited again to say - YIKES - it's not Heston Blumenthal - it's a "German Heston Blumenthal" - no wonder this wasn't more widely distributed. Thank goodness. I'm so sorry to have disseminated bad information. I hope you understand when you read the headline I linked to. Gads, horrible journalism takes its toll.
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Re: Molecular Gastronomy can be dangerous...

by JThompson » Wed Jul 15, 2009 6:33 pm

At first I thought it was actually heston blumenthal who blew his hand off, that would have been tragic for The Fat Duck. Cook from the heart and leave the science to others :P
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Re: Molecular Gastronomy can be dangerous...

by DMcGarity » Thu Jul 16, 2009 8:29 am

Truely tragic.

Remember, safety first....in all applications. New ways of cooking spawn new ways to hurt yourself.

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