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Recession-hit Spain turns to top chef for help – France24

Tuesday, March 16th, 2010

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Recession-hit Spain turns to top chef for help
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Spanish chef Ferran Adria is seen on the second day of the World Summit of Gastronomy in Tokyo, February 2009. Spain has called Adria to help spice up its

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Gastronomie 101 | Vancouver Blogs

Wednesday, December 2nd, 2009

It should come then as no surprise that internationally celebrated Chef Daniel Boulud was born in Lyon, France—the world’s beating heart of gastronomy. I first met Daniel in New York City in a small cocktail lounge so obscure that even …

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Five senses at four seasons – iAfrica.com

Wednesday, November 11th, 2009

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Five senses at four seasons
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Opened in 1984, Le Manoir celebrates its 25th birthday in 2009 and is the culmination of French-born chef Raymond Blanc's vision of immaculate gastronomy in

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Gastronomy Domine: Raku, Spring Mountain Road, Las Vegas

Tuesday, October 6th, 2009

… when big-name, starry chefs from all over the world started to move into the larger hotels. The Strip casinos now house restaurants headed up by people like Joel Robuchon, Alain Ducasse, Michael Mina, Charlie Trotter, Thomas Keller

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Horion, Oliver

Thursday, July 9th, 2009

Oliver HorionOliver'sMontevideo, Uruguay Olivier Horion studied at l’Ecole Hoteliere de Paris with Jean Drouant, receiving his diploma “Cuisine Classique” in 1980. In Montevideo, his first chef de cuisine position was at Restaurant Le Lutece. Moving to Argentina, he was chef de cuisine at Complexe las Lenas. Then it was back to Montevideo as chef de [...]

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Braune, Renata

Thursday, July 9th, 2009

Renata BrauneLe Chef RougeSao Paulo, Brazilhttp://www.chefrouge.com.br Renata Braune is one of the few female members of ABAGA, Associacao Brasileira da Alta Gastronomia. She was also the only female chef to share honors with the most expressive Brazilian chef on Nestle Toque d’Or in 1998, the largest culinary competition in Brazil. Braune was awarded honorable mention [...]

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Adria, Ferran

Tuesday, June 30th, 2009

Ferran Adria El Bulli Catalunya, Spain http://www.elbulli.com Spray-on sauces, appetizers in plastic tubes, cocktail cubes ‚Äî close to the Spanish village of Cadaques, where Picasso viewed the world in cubes and Dali imagined timepieces dripping from trees, Chef Ferran Adr√≠a seems to have invited the region´s mind-altering Zeitgeist into the kitchen. El Bulli, his iconic [...]

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BATblog: Food Friendly Wines of Austria, Day 2

Sunday, January 22nd, 2012

The proprietor/chef Lisl Wagner-Bacher runs a Michelin Two Star and Gault Millau Three Toque temple to gastronomy, and our group took over the entire restaurant for the night. Every dish left us speechless as they came in course after …

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Halogen Life | Gastronomy 101: Hubert Keller's Favorite Snack

Sunday, January 22nd, 2012

Hubert Keller came tantalizingly close to winning Top Chef Masters, so close he could almost taste it. In spite of his reputation and legendary cucumber-cold mien, he felt the heat of the competition. They don’t call it hell’s kitchen …

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Astronomic Gastronomy by Mark C. Anderson | Page 1 | May 14, 2009

Sunday, January 22nd, 2012

Yet, speaking before a huge tent overstuffed with Pebble F&W foodies last month, chef Thomas Keller insisted that when it comes to cooking, he’s the same as every Joe Porkchop out there. “No matter who you are,” he says, …

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