blogs.timesunion.com | by Steve Barnes, senior writer | Wed, May 14
Wed, May 14
Check out this New York Times obituary of revered French chef Paul Haeberlin, whose restaurant in Alsace, the Auberge de l’Ill, has held onto a top three-star Michelin rating since 1967, a record exceeded only by Paul Bocuse.
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6 Months Ago,
BL from Eater says
(in Now Is the Time for All Good <b>Chefs</b> to Come to the Aid of Their <b>...</b>)
Twenty one years ago, Chef Paul Bocuse created the Bocuse d’Or in Lyon, France. As the most rigorous international culinary competition, the Bocuse d’Or provides a platform for talented young chefs to represent their countries on the ...
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(in Founder of one of France's oldest three-star restaurants dies - AFP)
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Founder of one of France's oldest three-star restaurants dies
AFP - May 10, 2008
The feat, extremely rare in French gastronomy, is only bettered slightly by Paul Bocuse, a friend of the Haeberlins, who has held his coveted third star ...