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Tuesday, February 16th, 2010

“A lot of people wanted the job in here because a lot of people want to cook French food but the chef I chose is absolutely brilliant, I think he’s French! I don’t care that he’s Irish, I think he’s a Frenchman. … Guillaume Rabillat from Bastille on the Lisburn Road tells me that Raymond Blanc is a fantastic guy. The manager of the Lisburn Road-based French restaurant had the good fortune to get chatting with Blanc at an event a while back and enjoyed a great evening …

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Where Does Colombia Fall In The List Of Bottom Feeders? From No …

Wednesday, January 6th, 2010

Martin Frost (D-TX) 10/15/2004: $250 * Richard Gephardt (D-MO) 09/23/2003: $2000 * David Obey (D-WI) 03/10/2000: $1000 * Edward Markey (D-MA) 05/15/1998: $1000 * Edward Markey (D-MA) 06/17/2004: $4000 … A French chef cooking is like an author penning a poem or an artist painting a picture. On my birthdays, I always treated my self and anyone wanting to come with me, (I pay and give the gifts on my birthday), to a fine French restaurant…even when I was poor. …

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The Phoenix > Restaurant Reviews > Tupelo

Tuesday, December 22nd, 2009

I never call chefs before writing a review, but if I did speak with Brian Flagg of North 26, I’d ask him if Jasper White has ever paid a visit. Restaurant Marliave The Marliave is 132 years old. It opened as a French restaurant, …

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playing favorites- the next iron chef

Tuesday, November 24th, 2009

… and la provence, a rustic french restaurant and mini-farm north of new orleans that he bought earlier this year after the death of its owner, chris kerageorgiou, mr. besh’s mentor and partner in a pig-raising venture. …

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French Culinary Academy – Restaurant Management

Friday, November 6th, 2009

… real estate, finance, architecture, and marketing, The FCI’s own distinguished Deans and Chef-Instructors, including Alain Sailhac and André Soltner, as well as respected professors from the Cornell School of Hotel Administration. …

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Tour du monde des nourritures mondaines

Friday, October 2nd, 2009

En plein cœur de cette île artificielle, le French restaurant du chef étoilé Michel Rostang recrée l’ambiance des bistrots parisiens. Comptoirs en zinc, étals de fruits de mer et menu du jour sont en rendez-vous sans oublier les …

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Aubert, Claude

Thursday, July 9th, 2009

Claude AubertLe Bec-FinCovington LA Claude Aubert has always been a chef’s chef. His compatriot chefs have held him in respect, admiring his courtly manners, impeccable training, and great talent. Le Bec Fin, his small, very French restaurant across Lake Pontchartrain from New Orleans, has a lovely, classic quality. “I am a French chef,” he said [...]

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Kaemmerle, Philippe

Thursday, July 9th, 2009

Philippe KaemmerleArt Institute of New YorkNew York City NYFrench Culinary InstituteNew York Cityhttp://www.artinstitutes.edu Alsace, located on the French and German border, is known for dishes that draw elements from both cuisines. Philippe Kaemmerle’s career began at that intersection of culinary cultures, and he went on to create pastries for some of New York’s best restaurants [...]

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Roberts, Michael

Thursday, July 9th, 2009

Michael Robertstaped atTrumpsLos Angeles CA Chef Michael Roberts was more interested in bold flavors than subtle nuances, and the ethnic mix of Southern California — Mexican, Southwest, and Asian — provided the models for his culinary improvisations. Roberts, a New York native with a degree in music from New York University, was a motivating force [...]

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Vergé, Roger

Thursday, July 9th, 2009

Roger VergeMoulin de MouginsMougins, Francehttp://www.moulin-mougins.com Roger Vergé learned to love the art of cookery in his family’s kitchen in Commentry, France,watching his Aunt Celestine prepare Sunday dinners. He learned to help, and learned to discriminate tastes. Training at the Tour d’Argent and the Plaza Athenée, among the finest restaurants in France, he went off to [...]

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