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Thomas Keller Talks Sous Vide
Original at Washingtonian.com
• Thu, Nov 27
We all love new toys," says Thomas Keller of sous vide. For avid foodies, the recent release of celebrated chef Thomas Keller's book Under Pressure: Cooking Sous Vide is as exciting as the latest iPhone is for ...
Gallery: Culinary Gadgets Make Thanksgiving a Geek Holiday
Original at Wired
• Tue, Nov 25
By Brian Chen, Danny Dumas, Jose Fermoso and Priya Ganapati Hotshot chefs like Thomas Keller (and Wired's Neil Gellar) are proponents of the sous vide cooking method: That's French for "under vacuum," and it refers to a process of cooking vacuum-sealed food at very low temperatures. Impress your guests with dishes made with devices like Clifton...
The Thomas Keller Thanksgiving Day Contingency PlanOriginal at Gothamist
• Tue, Nov 25
By goth_hugh One of the better parts about the culinary juggernaut that is the collected restaurants of Thomas Keller— which include per se and Bouchon here in New York— is that you can bet that any and all pies, cookies or cakes associated with said juggernaut are going to be good. Especially if you forg...
Thomas Keller Talks Sous Vide - Best Bites Blog (washingtonian.com)
Original at Washingtonian.com
• Tue, Nov 25
So when the American Institute of Wine and Food announced that Keller, owner of the French Laundry in California’s Napa Valley and Per Se in New York, would be coming to DC’s Mandarin Oriental hotel to talk about the cookbook, ...
Styrofoam Cups in Thomas Keller’s ‘Under Pressure’ [shocker] - Eat ...
Original at Eat me daily
• Tue, Nov 25
From left: Corey Lee, chef du cuisine of the French Laundry, Jonathan Benno, chef de cuisine of per se, Thomas Keller Flipping through Thomas Keller's Under Pressure, we couldn't help but notice the photograph on page 17 of a meeting ...
Well Fed Network - » Celebrity Chefs are Everywhere This Week
Original at Well Fed Network
• Tue, Nov 25
Monday morning NBC’s Today Show kicked it off in style by having Thomas Keller, quite possibly the best chef in the world, stop by and share some of his tips and recipes from his world famous restaurant The French Laundry. ...
Kentucky.com Nation - Wire
Original at Kentucky.com
• Mon, Nov 24
That way, Obama could bring in chefs like Thomas Keller and Jonathan Beno - the first American chefs to be granted three Michelin stars - molecular gastronomy guru Grant Achatz or Ethiopian-born Marcus Samuelson of Aquavit restaurant. ...
Veronica's Test Kitchen: An Ode to Duck Confit
Original at Veronica's Test Kitchen
• Sun, Nov 23
Then I started this blog to further my uhm…obsession in this particular realm of duck preparation. That time my references were Thomas Keller’s Bouchon and Ruhlman’s Charcuterie. The ensuing duck confit were delicious but not quite as ...
Regional arts and entertainment events
Original at Philadelphia Inquirer
• Sun, Nov 23
PA - The owner and chef at the famed French Laundry restaurant in the Napa Valley, Thomas Keller, discusses the method and his new book Under Pressure: Cooking ...
The Weekly Feed: Gobble Gobble Edition
Original at DCist
• Fri, Nov 21
By Jamie R. Liu Thomas Keller from French Laundry/Per Se will be on Nycci and David Nellis' radio show ("Dishing it Out", Sundays at 11 a.m.) on Federal News Radio (1500AM) to talk about his new sous vide cookbook, Under Pressure. Other guests will include Barbara Fairchild from Bon Appetit, and Karen Page...
My Dinner Table: Steak and Shake
Original at My Dinner Table
• Tue, Nov 18
Vikram Vij & Meeru Dhalwala: Vij's: Elegant and Inspired Indian Cuisine · Thomas Keller: The French Laundry Cookbook · Thomas Keller: The French Laundry Cookbook · Thomas Keller: Bouchon · Thomas Keller: Bouchon ...
Gael Greenea s Dispatches From Twenty Courses at Per Se
Original at New York Magazine
• Thu, Nov 13
Grant Achatz and Thomas Keller celebrate themselves in twenty courses for $1,500 a head.
INSTANT CLASSIC: "Ma Gasronomie": introduction by Thomas Keller.
Original at Los Angeles Times
• Wed, Nov 12
CA - Nov 12, 2008 It certainly isn't the coffee table book, filled with lush photographs and detailed recipes, we've come to expect from cookbook publishers. ...
New York Times eyes Yelp warily [Loser-generated Content]
Original at Valleywag
• Wed, Nov 5
By Owen Thomas Celebrity chef Thomas Keller will not deign to acknowledge the existence of Yelp. But the New York Times has. While individual writeups on the user-written restaurant-reviews site may be goofy,...
Recipe: Carol finished Cooking Keller
Original at MetaFilter
• Sun, Oct 19
By AceRock Carol Blymire recently finished cooking every single recipe in the formidable French Laundry cookbook. Here are some of her reflections on the journey, including favorite recipes, recipes to break your Thomas Keller cherry, and seasonal ...
Flora Lazar: Boulud and Keller: What it Takes for American Chefs to Compete in France
Original at Huffington Post
• Tue, Sep 30
By Flora Lazar While many of Chicago's leading chefs gathered this past weekend in Millennium Park to inaugurate Chicago's gourmet food and wine festival, restaurateur Charlie Trotter headed south to Orlando to help support another fledgling effort. Summoned earlier this year by the son of legenda...
Timothy Hollingsworth Wins Bocuse D'Or USA
Original at Super Chef
• Sun, Sep 28
By noreply@blogger.com (Juliette Rossant) As the winner, Timothy gets to spend the next three months on a paid sabbatical to train under Coach Roland Henin and live and work in a specially constructed training center located beside The French Laundry in Yountville, California. Hollingsworth also receives a $15,000 cash prize, a...
20 Courses with Thomas Keller and Grant Achatz
Original at Super Chef
• Sun, Sep 21
By noreply@blogger.com (Juliette Rossant) Phoebe Demrosch: Service Included FOOD FLICKS: Thomas Keller's French Laundry Thomas Keller on 60 Minutes Forbes Tastemakers Kitchens: Better With a Super Chef? Food Section's fun article on Thomas Keller Adam Sandler's Secret Spice: Thomas Keller Stock, by Thomas Keller
Can Local and Organic Be Cliche?
Original at 7x7sf.com
• Tue, Aug 26
By 7x7 Edit Sunday night I attended a fundraiser kick-off dinner for Slow Food Nation, hosted by Alice Waters, Thomas Keller and Peter Coyote. Held at City Hall in the rotunda (with hors d’oeuvres passed in the impressively thriving Victory Garden which is cranking out 100 pounds of produce a week, w...
Cookbook author Lind at two events
Original at Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
• Tue, Aug 5
PA - Thomas Keller, executive chef at French Laundry, is president of the American team. The competition takes place Sept. 26 and 27 at the Epcot International ...
RESTAURANT REVIEW Restaurant review: The Park in Echo Park
Original at Los Angeles Times
• Tue, Aug 5
CA - Not every cook harbors the ambition to be the next Ferran Adrià (El Bulli) or Thomas Keller (French Laundry). Some would rather concentrate on feeding ...
Thomas Keller and Hiro Sone: Umami is Good for the Soul
Original at 7x7sf.com
• Thu, Jul 24
• 1 related articles
By 7x7 Edit Thomas Keller and Hiro Sone Has understanding umami changed the way you cook? Thomas Keller: It’s not a driving force for me. Pretty much what we’re doing today reflects what we were doing yesterday. The knowledge is good to have, but is it going to impact the way I cook? No.
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The Eat + Drink List: This week's top 7
Original at 7x7sf.com
• Tue, Jul 15
By Jessica Battilana Sure, there’s salty, sweet, bitter and sour—but what of that mysterious fifth taste, umami? On July 21, some of the country’s best chefs—from the French Laundry’s Thomas Keller to Ame’s Hiro Sone—will celebrate the 100-year anniversary of Dr. Kikunae Ikeda’s discovery of umami with a m...
Chef Olympics: Bocuse D'Or 2009
Original at Super Chef
• Mon, Jun 2
By noreply@blogger.com (Juliette Rossant) It turns out that America hasn't racked up a gold medal (or silver or bronze) in this competition – the best American team placement was 6th place in 2003. This time around the US committee is stacked with super chefs, led by Chairman Daniel Boulud,, President Thomas Keller, and a culinary a...
A Keller-Inspired Taste of Yellow...
Original at Chronicles in Culinary Curiosity
• Sat, Apr 26
By Dolores Thomas Keller. The James Beard Foundation's best California Chef in 1996. Best American Chef in 1997. Not one but two Michelin three-star restaurants under his stewardship. And from everything I've read, it looks like he runs the the quintessential 5S, lean six sigma kitchen.
The original recipe from the movie Ratatouille (from an insider)
Original at Parent Hacks
• Fri, Dec 21
By Asha Dornfest Too much work for busy moms & dads maybe, but fun nonetheless! Created by Chef Thomas Keller of The French Laundry in Napa Valley CONFIT BYALDI - Fancy name for the recipe! FOR PIPERADE 1/2 red pepper, seeds and ribs removed ...
Pure indulgence - Napa Valley Register
Original at Napa Valley Register
• Wed, Nov 21
Pure indulgence CA - By L. PIERCE CARSON When celebrated wine country chef Thomas Keller was casting about for a new pastry chef for his renowned French Laundry restaurant, ...
French Laundry's Keller Takes Plunge With Frozen Foods, Burgers - Bloomberg
Original at bloomberg.com
• Sun, Sep 23
Wall Street Journal French Laundry's Keller Takes Plunge With Frozen Foods, Burgers - 24 (Bloomberg) -- Two years after opening an unassuming fieldstone restaurant named the French Laundry in Yountville, California, Thomas Keller dismissed ...
Ratatouille
Original at cuisinesolutions.com
• Tue, Aug 14
By lliu Disney / Pixar used Chef Thomas Keller and his restaurant in Napa Valley, the French Laundry to develop the food designs for the movie to include “ratatouille” as shown above. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ratatouille_(film)
Culinary superstar Grant Achatz has cancer - San Jose Mercury News
Original at mercurynews.com
• Fri, Jul 27
Culinary superstar Grant Achatz has cancer San Jose Mercury News, USA - sous chef of the French Laundry in Yountville. So intent was he to work at the French Laundry that he sent chef-proprietor Thomas Keller his resume, ...
Cleaning out the fridge of my mind...
Original at A FRIDGE FULL OF FOOD...
• Fri, Jul 6
By Glenna Muse Confit byaldi. Adapted from Thomas Keller of the French Laundry, Yountville. A byaldi is a layered vegetable dish. This one rests on a layer of piperade, a Basque specialty of sweet peppers and tomatoes cooked in olive oil. Serves 4 ...
Invent a recipe from scratch - San Jose Mercury News
Original at mercurynews.com
• Sun, Jul 1
Invent a recipe from scratch San Jose Mercury News, USA - By Carolyn Jung When Thomas Keller of the French Laundry in Yountville spied a box of tapioca on a store shelf one day, it made him think of pearls, ...
French Laundry serves `Ratatouille' - San Jose Mercury News
Original at mercurynews.com
• Thu, Jun 28
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French Laundry serves `Ratatouille' San Jose Mercury News, USA - Jun 28, 2007 Especially if it is a rat that chef Thomas Keller helped teach to cook. The rat is Remy, the animated French star of "Ratatouille," the summer offering from ...
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Ratatouille: A Four-Star Film from a Five-Star Studio - obe-mediaone.com
Original at obe-mediaone.com
• Mon, Jun 18
Ratatouille: A Four-Star Film from a Five-Star Studio CA - Jun 18, 2007 Thomas Keller, Chef and restaurateur of The French Laundry and Chef de Pixar on Ratatouille. Keller could have been speaking about movies as well. ...
New Heights
Original at cuisinesolutions.com
• Thu, May 10
By lliu Once again it is personally great to be associated with the food world. I went to New York City on Monday with our Cuisine Solutions Corporate Chef and Vice President of Sales, Gerard Bertholon. We went to meet with some of our Fiveleaf chefs as they were in town at the same time for the annual Ja...
Make yourself at home with slow traveling
Original at Contra Costa Times
• Wed, Jan 17
CA - Can you picture someone leaving a restaurant as precious as, let's say, the French Laundry and complimenting Thomas Keller with "Good grinds, Tommy."
The Alchemist
Original at MIT Technology Review
• Mon, Jan 8
MA - As an ambitious young chef from a family of unambitious cooks in Michigan, Achatz talked Thomas Keller, the chef-owner of the French Laundry, ...
After a Fire, a Beloved California Restaurant Vows to Rebuild
Original at New York Times
• Tue, Jan 2
NY - It was the place Thomas Keller chose to celebrate his 45th birthday. Michael Bauer, the executive food and wine editor of the San Francisco Chronicle, ...
Coast to coast: Top 10 dining occasions
Original at Jackson Clarion Ledger
• Wed, Dec 27
MS - 1. The French Laundry, Yountville, Calif.: A humbling, 32-course culinary bacchanalia at the hands of Thomas Keller. It is the only meal I have ever eaten ...
A New Year's Eve brunch
Original at Napa Valley Register
• Tue, Dec 26
CA - to the executive chef for Bouchon and Ad Hoc, Jeff Cerciello, inspiration for the duck confit and waffles dish came from chef/proprietor Thomas Keller’s ...
Good Eating Nouveau Riches
Original at New York Times
• Sat, Dec 23
NY - To get a reservation at one of the chef Thomas Keller’s 16 tables may well require a degree of planning and effort that verges on masochistic, ...
A cooking manifesto
Original at San Francisco Chronicle
• Tue, Dec 12
CA - Dec 12, 2006 In the Observer on Sunday, Ferran Adria of El Bulli, near Barcelona; Heston Bluenthal of the Fat Duck, outside of London; and Thomas Keller of Per Se in New ...
The role of a restaurant critic
Original at San Francisco Chronicle
• Tue, Nov 28
By mbauer@sfgate.com (Michael Bauer) I received this email in reaction to my Sunday review on Ad Hoc in Yountville: Thomas Keller does not need any more publicity. Why waste your readers time with an obsequious review? Give some...
Opinion: The Importance Of Warehouse Clubs
Original at The Frugal Foodie
• Sun, Nov 26
By noreply@blogger.com (John V) I thought I'd take a cue from the cookbooks of Thomas Keller and write a series about the things (stores, ingredients, techniques, people, etc.) that are essential to eating well on the cheap. My first post in "The Importance Of ..." series follows.
Friday Food Politics: Are Chefs More Likely to be Libertarians?
Original at The Frugal Foodie
• Fri, Nov 10
By noreply@blogger.com (John V) I hope I'm retired by 2012," said Thomas Keller, owner of the French Laundry in the Napa Valley and Per Se in Manhattan, who believes the government should not tell people what to eat. "If force-feeding a duck is cruel, then packing chickens in a cage is cruel, and then the veal and the beef. We a...
Christofle K+T Cylinder Box
Original at Luxist
• Sat, Sep 23
By Nicole Weston The Christofle K+T Cylinder Box is a series of connected, stacking containers that solves the problem easily. The box was designed by Thomas Keller and designer Adam D. Tihany and appears to be one soild object when the compartments are not extended. It can be used for storing or serving snac...
Perfection Per Se
Original at blogspot/VBPk (Feedburner)
• Mon, May 8
By Finicky Chef Thomas Keller A note about Per Se's vegetarian menu: when restaurants offer a vegetarian tasting menu, I am impressed but rarely tempted enough to order it. Although I still ended up going with the meat-incorporated tasting menu at Per Se, I have never before been so drawn to a vegetar...
[TS] What Lulu Has and Thomas Keller Wants
Original at New York Times
• Tue, Oct 11
By By TANIA RALLI Diane St. Clair' s pastures have drawn tourists, but her butter has drawn raves.
Per Se review
Original at aquick.org
• Tue, May 17
By adam Course 3: “Pave” of South Florida Cobia “A La Plancha” Fava Beans, Chanterelle Mushrooms, and a Preserved Meyer Lemon Emulsion Course 8: Napa Valley “Verjus” Sorbet Poached Cherries and Cream Cheese “Bavarois” Sorbet course. My palate was refreshed!
[TS] Chef's Lofty Dream Is Set Back by Fire At Columbus Circle
Original at New York Times
• Sun, Feb 22
By By ANDREA ELLIOTT and FLORENCE FABRICANT An electrical fire on Saturday afternoon has knocked Per Se, the ultrahyped restaurant of the celebrity chef Thomas Keller, out of business for at least two weeks.