French Bistro Style Roast Chicken & Roasted Garlic Parsley Potatoes

On August 19, 2006 5 Comments
In Meat, Recipes

If I can’t make my nephew Bohan eat every bite on his plate, then I’m not doing my job. Let’s face it, the toughest customers at every family… Read More »

My SF: Afternoon at the Ferry Building

On August 15, 2006 13 Comments
In Hipster SF, Travel

Call it SF or San Francisco but pleeeeease don’t call our city Frisco– that is so totally un-Bay Area like. And that song, you know the one that… Read More »

Yogurt Gelato

On August 13, 2006 5 Comments
In Uncategorized

If you’re having flashbacks to all those neon lit frozen yogurt stores that sprang up across America in the early 90’s, rest assured that this gelato is very… Read More »

The Chef’s Dilemma

On August 11, 2006 9 Comments
In Uncategorized

No one wants to cook for me! Or when they do, they prepare elaborate meals much to the dismay of my growing waist line. I’m running five miles… Read More »

Easy French Breakfast: Baked Eggs

On August 7, 2006 13 Comments
In Meat, Recipes

This recipe is extremely delicious, easy to prepare for a crowd, uses four main ingredients, and takes twenty minutes from start to finish – Viola! To go straight… Read More »

My NYC: Lower East Side

On August 6, 2006 6 Comments
In Chef Stories, Guy Savoy, Life in NYC, Travel

I know, I know, I live in Paris, I should be taking the national August vacation to discover other European cities. But the problem is that the rest… Read More »

Madeleine Tea Cakes: A Lesson in Life

On August 3, 2006 28 Comments
In Chef Stories, Le Cordon Bleu, Recipes, Sweet Pastry

Years before relocating to Paris I worked in restaurants. The most notable being Ristorante Ecco (now closed) in San Francisco's hip South Park area which was one of the top… Read More »

8th Week Ending: Summer Break

On August 2, 2006 6 Comments
In Chef Stories, Guy Savoy

The idea of shutting down business for the entire month of August – like they do in France – is a bizarre concept in America, but I can’t… Read More »

8th Week: Sitting Pretty

On July 30, 2006 13 Comments
In Chef Stories, Guy Savoy

I arrived on Tuesday morning at the 3-star Parisian restaurant I cook at not in my usual chef’s whites but in high heels, a form fitting business-sexy dress,… Read More »

Zucchini Week: Risotto Stuffed Courgette Flowers

On July 27, 2006 3 Comments
In Uncategorized

I love the delicate flowers of zucchini’s. They are really fun to fry in beignet batter or stuff and sauté with risotto. Besides, if you’re growing zucchini’s right… Read More »

7th Week: Lights Out

On July 24, 2006 5 Comments
In Chef Stories, Guy Savoy

This has been an exciting week for me with my new position with the Chef de Viande at the Parisian 3-star restaurant I cook at. I managed to… Read More »

Zucchini Week: Fleur de Courgette Beignet

On July 22, 2006 4 Comments
In Chef Stories, Guy Savoy, Recipes, Vegetables

Deep fry anything for me and I’m pretty happy! It also happens to be a great way to handle delicate zucchini flowers because they cook quickly and the… Read More »

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