Paul Bocuse

Bocuse d'Or victory goes to Norwegian

Los Angeles Times | Thu, Jan 29

Thu, Jan 29 CA
Geir Skeie, a 28-year-old chef at Midtaasen restaurant in Sandefjord, Norway, received the golden Bocuse d'Or statue -- made in the likeness of the contest's founder, legendary chef Paul Bocuse -- and about $26000. "This has been my dream for 15 years, ...

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4 mainstream media weighed in on a similar topic

10 Months Ago, New York Times says (in High Hopes for American Team in Bocuse d’Or Cooking Competition) United States
On Tuesday, the Bocuse d’Or competition begins here, a frenzied two-day, biannual contest named after the 82-year-old master, Paul Bocuse, in which chefs from 24 countries vie for what organizers call the Olympic gold medal of cooking. ...

12 Months Ago, Times Online says (in French team makes a meal out of eating greens) UK - Dec 7, 2008
The ultra-modern centre created by Paul Bocuse, France's greatest chef, will try to find out how taste, smell, decor, waiters, conversation and other ...
French scientists ask why children won't eat greens Telegraph.co.uk
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13 Months Ago, Toronto Star says (in Hunting for the seeds of where it all started) Canada - Oct 27, 2008
The carnival attracts top culinary stars like renowned chefs Ferran Adrià, of Spain, and France's Paul Bocuse, even eco-agriculture promoter Prince Charles. ...

16 Months Ago, Charlotte Business Journal says (in MARC cooks up big deal with All-Clad) NC - Aug 13, 2008
Bocuse d’Or was created by renowned French chef Paul Bocuse and held in his hometown. Thomas Keller is president of the American team, which will train ...