TY  - BOOK
AU  - Delouvrier,Christian
AU  - Leuzzi,Jennifer
TI  - Mastering simplicity: a life in the kitchen 
SN  - 0471413593
AV  - TX719 .D373412 2003
U1  - 641.5944 21
PY  - 2003///]
CY  - Hoboken, N.J.
PB  - J. Wiley & Sons
KW  - Cooking, French
N1  - Includes index; Family cooking, Boulogne-Sur-Gesse, France -- Hotel school and the early years, Toulouse, France -- Caf ̌de la Paix, Paris, France -- Learning to cook -- Les cľb̌ritš, New York City -- Lespinasse, New York City
N2  - "A captivating portrait of the life and cooking of Lespinasse's Christian Delouvrier, the four-star chef who has defined French cuisine for the American dining public Celebrity chefs continue to fascinate growing numbers of increasingly sophisticated foodlovers. Now, Mastering Simplicity puts the spotlight on Christian Delouvrier, one of today's brightest and most distinguished culinary stars, celebrated by Florence Fabricant in the New York Times as "a cook whose entire culinary life is a testament to tradition." Part memoir, part cookbook, it captures the things that have brought Chef Delouvrier to the top of his profession as Executive Chef of the acclaimed four-star restaurant Lespinasse in New York City: his devotion to the best ingredients, his unique blend of techniques, and his mastery of the culinary traditions of southwest France. Chef Delouvrier shares valuable insights on his techniques and the chefs and restaurants that have influenced his style of cooking, along with entertaining anecdotes that bring his experiences to life. At the heart of the book, he shares a variety of his best-loved recipes from around the world, a repertoire of personal favorites that include a delightful Veal Stew (Toulouse), an Upside Down Apple Tart (Paris), and Salmon Cooked in Olive Oil with Arugula Salad and Balsamic Vinegar (New York). Dozens of color and more than 50 black-and-white photographs display finished dishes and capture the life of the chef in his early days in his grandmother's kitchen and on his journey to Lespinasse."--Publisher description
UR  - http://www.loc.gov/catdir/bios/wiley043/2003007456.html
ER  -