The Sultano Variation: Cooking and Culture in Sicily
This is a chance to take a good look inside the life, work and homeland of the famous chef Ciccio Sultano. Chef Sultano describes th...
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Best Chefs – Roland Mazere, Le Centenaire
Roland Mazère awakens the flavors of Périgord. Hailed by gastronomic guides from all over the world, the cuisine of Roland Mazère im...
Best Chefs – Jacques & Laurent Pourcel, Le jardin des Sens Languedoc
Jacques Pourcel grew up in Agde (Hérault) with his twin brother, Laurent Pourcel. They already knew from an early age that they want...
Best Chefs – Richard Coutanceau, Le Coutanceau
Richard Coutanceau: “With a mother who was a cook and a father who was a hunter and fisherman, I grew up in a world where the emphas...
Best Chefs – Jean-Marc Banzo, Clos de la Violette
At 13, he worked as a diver in a small restaurant in Vaison-la-Romaine and discovered the profession of chef. From 1971 to 1973 , he...
Best Chefs – Michel Trama, Loges de l’ Aubergade
After completing his studies and turning his back on a career as a scuba diver with Captain Cousteau, in 1974, he opened a bistro on...
Best Chefs – Stephane Raimbault, L’Oasis
Likes: 0 Viewed: 1 source Three times Michelin starred and having obtained the title of Meilleur Ouvrier de France (Best Craftsman i...
Best Chefs – Anne Desjardins, L’ Eau a la Bouche
Anne Desjardins was born in Montreal, Quebec in 1951.Education: Université du Québec à MontréalBooks: Anne Desjardins Cooks at LR...
Best Chefs – Gerald Passedat, Le Petit Nice
Gérald Passedat’s Roots In 1917, Germain PASSEDAT, Gérald’s grandfather bought Villa Corinthe and renamed it Le Petit Ni...
Best Chefs – Roger Verge, Le Moulin de Mougins
Roger Verge was born April 7, 1930 in Commentry, which is in central France. His father was a blacksmith, and he claims he was insp...