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Taillevent – Paris Blog

Friday, November 6th, 2009

Aujourd’hui, les cuisines du Taillevent sont dirigées par le chef Philippe Legendre, qui y est depuis presque vignt ans. Le Taillevent offre plusieurs menus, dont le menu déjeuner à 80 euros et le menu découverte à 190 euros par …

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Legendre, Philippe

Thursday, July 9th, 2009

Philippe LegendreLe Cinq, The Four Seasons Georges VParis, Francehttp://www.fourseasons.com/paris Executive Chef Philippe Legendre joined Four Seasons Hotel George V in Paris for its December 1999 opening, bringing culinary fame to this historic landmark hotel property. Within two months he brought a Michelin star to the restaurants; within the first year a second was awarded.  Legendre [...]

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Troisgros, Claude

Wednesday, June 24th, 2009

Claude Troisgros Troisgros Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Hailed by critics as one of the outstanding new chefs to arrive on the Brazilian restaurant scene, Claude Troisgros thinks his success was fated: ‚“I always knew what I would be when I grew up,‚” he explains. Claude Troisgros has cooking in his blood ‚Äì literally in the [...]

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En Garde: A Gourmet Row at Paris's Quintessential Hotel-style

Monday, January 30th, 2012

The chefs who have been at the helm here over the years, Lucien Leheu, Claude Deligne, Philippe Legendre, Alain Solivérès, are somehow less than the sum total of Taillevent itself. And in our nauseating culture of celebrity is that a …

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Un grand chef inconnu, Gilles Goujon à Fontjoncouse (Aude

Monday, January 30th, 2012

Comme Franck Cerutti et Pascal Bardet, chefs du Louis XV de Monaco, Goujon fait le marché à Lézignan pour les tomates de 700 grammes de Marmande, il a eu la chance de dénicher l’éleveur de chevreaux Nicolas, la marchande de petits pois, …

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Un grand chef inconnu, Gilles Goujon à Fontjoncouse (Aude) | slate

Monday, January 30th, 2012

Le chef patron, boosté par l’effet Michelin, passe le concours du Meilleur Ouvrier de France: désormais, sa veste blanche s’orne du col tricolore, comme à l’époque (1997) Philippe Legendre, chef trois étoiles du Taillevent. …

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Un grand chef inconnu, Gilles Goujon à Fontjoncouse (Aude) | Le

Monday, January 30th, 2012

Le chef patron, boosté par l’effet Michelin, passe le concours du Meilleur Ouvrier de France: désormais, sa veste blanche s’orne du col tricolore, comme à l’époque (1997) Philippe Legendre, chef trois étoiles du Taillevent. …

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Poverty News Blog: Chefs Shy From Asian Feast, Poverty Trip

Monday, January 30th, 2012

Three of France’s most celebrated chefs initially agreed to cook the feast: Alain Soliveres of the Taillevent in Paris, Jean-Michel Lorain of the La Cote Saint Jacques in Burgundy and Michel Trama from the Les Loges de L’Aubergade in … recruiting top-ranked chefs, even when offering $8000 for a single night’s work in the kitchen. “We went back to France and asked 15 other chefs, and they all refused,” Deepak said. Ditto a chef in Germany and four more in Japan, he said. …

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fudge ripple: Tuesday Night Supper Club–Making Reservations

Monday, January 30th, 2012

by Andrew Todhunter. this is a quote from Philippe Legendre. previously the chef at Taillevent (3 michelin stars). “People who have no love to share eat poorly, and they don’t cook. If you love cooking, you will cook, at whatever level. …

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Tuesday Night Supper Club–Making Reservations

Monday, January 30th, 2012

by Andrew Todhunter. this is a quote from Philippe Legendre. previously the chef at Taillevent (3 michelin stars). “People who have no love to share eat poorly, and they don’t cook. If you love cooking, you will cook, at whatever level. …

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