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Year 2008

 

Rate review: class act…

Original at the ulterior epicure external link    Wed, Jul 16

By ulterior epicure Here’s the shocker: when the bill was presented, there was a card inside that simply said, “Compliments of Thomas Keller.” No charge for the extra courses. No charge for the wine. No charge for occupying one of the most sought-after ...

Rate Restaurant review: the best of the best

Original at KR Connect external link    Tue, Jun 3

By Kevin Roberts Of course, it was very exciting to go to Thomas Keller’s landmark restaurant in the Napa, but as I reported on this blog, the whole experience was overblown and overrated. For a start, they served two sittings, which I find primitive in ...

Rate new review from Kristin

Original at Goodreads Updates external link    Fri, May 9

Kristin gave to: The French Laundry Cookbook (Hardcover) by Thomas Keller bookshelves: cookbookscooking A stunning achievement in fine dining. It is no wonder Thomas Keller is considered the best chef in America and so well respected ...

Rate A review of the Ad Hoc dining experience

Original at uncork29.com external link    Mon, Mar 10

By Oliver J A few weekends ago, we dined at Thomas Keller’s third restaurant installment, Ad Hoc. The restaurant was originally going to be open temporarily and then replaced by a low key burger joint. Fortunately for us, as of September 2007 Ad ...

Year 2007

 

Rate Review: The French Laundry; Yountville, CA

Original at synaesthesia external link    Wed, Sep 12

By synaesthesia It’s challenging to begin even writing about a dining institution like The French Laundry. In the past few years, TFL has quickly become an institution that is very much admired. As the flagship of the Thomas Keller empire, ...

Year 2006

 

Rate Opinion: The Importance Of Warehouse Clubs

Original at The Frugal Foodie external link    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.

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