Paul Liebrandt on Fine Dining and Corton, the Greatness of Mission Chinese Food, and the Elm
The 36-year-old chef opens up about his new project (a little) and talks about his time on the line when he was a "young man."
The 36-year-old chef opens up about his new project (a little) and talks about his time on the line when he was a "young man."
Currently, the Top Chef scoundrel despises food trucks and molecular gastronomy, and would rather eat in New York anyway.
Chef Floyd Cardoz is no fan of so-called "molecular" techniques.
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The 'Top Chef' says he never claimed to be Dufresne or Achatz.
Or there will be when Adara opens in Montclair October 12.
If 'Modernist Cuisine' gives us anything, it's a new way to describe science-forward food.
Could a contentious past be beneath the Spanish chef's sensitivities?
"I have great respect for those who do molecular gastronomy but I don';t think it has legs," says the Wilshire chef.
Don't expect seasonal, painstakingly authentic Italian cuisine.
Ferran Adrià and Grant Achatz have fun with cocktails.
Says the molecular gastronomist: "My food comes from a farm and I serve it on a table."
The honor student's tragedy began when staff at Geoffrey's restaurant had her arrested.
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A famous French chef makes his priorities clear, while a famous former Dodger swears he's off the "junk."
José Andrés will also instruct scientists in the wonders of foam.
Pie and burgers are giving the President high cholesterol and a famous chef goes his own way.