" - Amber 25 "Thought grilled cheese was haute cuisine.
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But fashion is more like haute cuisine than high tech.
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Although it's becoming part of haute cuisine, it's nothing new.
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They follow a 19th-century tradition for codifying French haute cuisine.
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Lameloise's food was traditional Burgundian haute cuisine updated with nouvelle touches.
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That's just one way Nari challenges Eurocentric notions of haute cuisine.
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She and her three sisters did not grow up with haute cuisine.
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But in Bolivia haute cuisine can seem like a limited development strategy.
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Mexican haute cuisine in the Bay Area dates back further than Cantu.
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It's not haute cuisine or fine dining but real fundamentally French regional cooking.
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Ludo Lefebvre (season five) brings haute cuisine to the Los Angeles strip mall.
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It's a rare combination of rap, haute cuisine, fine wines, and killer herb.
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"Haute couture and haute cuisine are a recipe made in heaven," Bottura told reporters.
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The account treats Newtons like it's part of haute cuisine, not some culinary underclass.
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The latter focus on haute cuisine, while the former recommend whatever's popular with tourists.
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Violier, 44, was considered a "chef's chef" and was a star of contemporary haute cuisine.
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Dinner comes kaiseki-style, a Japanese haute cuisine tasting menu that changes with the seasons.
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Front Burner La Caravelle, one of New York's classic haute-cuisine restaurants, closed in 2004.
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If anyone thought their technicolour beverage was haute cuisine, boy did they get an ear full.
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Luxury labels are accustomed to tempting fashionistas, and now they're stretching from haute couture to haute cuisine.
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Gautreau's Restaurant: Look no further than Gautreau's when in pursuit of that Haute cuisine of your dreams.
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There is haute cuisine here, and love for truffles goes all the way to the haggling part.
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The show's marriage of haute cuisine and hallucinogens might seem possible only because of permissive Dutch drug policies.
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That really allows for amateur cooks to do what they do without the expectation of high level haute cuisine.
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But like the bistros, brasseries and haute cuisine temples that pepper this city, no US leader is quite alike.
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Started in 2014, Sublimotion is a 12-course haute cuisine extravaganza combining food, art, music and virtual reality technology.
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Lutèce, at 230 East 21972th Street in Manhattan, was by no means the city's first haute cuisine French restaurant.
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Following his time in jail, he turned to the restaurant business, first selling hot dogs and then haute cuisine.
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Our food kind of walks the line between the rugged and the refined — or rustic country fare and haute cuisine.
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But while no one expects haute cuisine as an inpatient, you might expect the food to at least be healthy.
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It's pairing the familiar with the unfamiliar, haute cuisine and peasant cuisine, it's smashing two worlds together to create something beautiful.
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The kitchen offers all-American haute comfort staples at haute cuisine prices: Cobb salads and club sandwiches, shucked oysters and cheesecake.
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For all its megamalls, haute cuisine and dizzying skyscrapers, Dubai can flip at speed from international playground to repressive police state.
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To kick things off, we're using truffles to take you down a strange rabbit hole in the world of haute cuisine.
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The interceptions deliver a selection of goods that goes far beyond the basics, which allows cafes to serve up even haute cuisine.
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Celebrity chefs, competitive cooking shows, and the collapse of French hegemony have made haute cuisine seem like a relic of the past.
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In its exactitude and restraint, Bocuse saw an approach that was in many ways the very opposite of decadent French haute cuisine.
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Anchored in the verities of French haute cuisine, however, he found the menu difficult to comprehend and, in some way, not right.
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Perhaps one day we'll see the reign of haute cuisine as yet another Eurocentric fable that propped up unthinking assertions of cultural superiority.
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It's admittedly a less alluring image than Remy's cinematic foray into haute cuisine, but admit it: sequels aren't usually as good as the original.
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A renowned French chef is stirring things up in the French haute cuisine scene after demanding his restaurant is removed from the Michelin Guide.
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For my parents' generation, the options were slightly more sophisticated: maybe a curry house or an "haute cuisine" joint doing an unconvincing French impression.
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He complains about haute cuisine because it's expensive and pretentious and a bore, and we all drink so much we barely experience it anyway.
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The restaurant marks a homecoming for Mr. Mallmann, 61, whose culinary education began in Michelin-starred kitchens in France with classic, haute cuisine technique.
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I'm imagining, for what it's worth, that he's like one of those bloggers who takes Wendy's meals and reconstitutes them to look like haute cuisine.
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Then, drawing on contacts he had made working in Berlin's haute cuisine scene, he contacted local organic farmers, bakers, butchers and sustainable freshwater fish farms.
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If chefs can turn discarded food into haute cuisine that is fit for presidents and UN reps, a top-down policies like France's can help.
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The study also argues that the festival has helped to raise the city's culinary standards; bringing haute cuisine establishments as well as kitsch Mozart-themed cafés.
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Having turned his back on haute cuisine, there are no stuffy waiters or white table cloths at The Ninth, and dishes are made to be shared.
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I especially liked sauces, which, in their textural variety—thick or thin, translucent or cloudy, syrupy or velvety—taught me the subtle poetry of haute cuisine.
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It's also the year that Montgomery Knott reinvented dinner theater by bringing together video art and haute cuisine in his then-underground event space Monkey Town.
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Together the chefs, who met working at Per Se, have created a menu that centers on the islands' most elemental staples, re-envisioned as haute cuisine.
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Caviar is widely considered to be the Rolls-Royce of ingredients; a hallmark of haute cuisine that has forever upheld its reputation of being unequivocally luxurious.
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As the president and cure master of Edwards Virginia Smokehouse, the company his grandfather founded in 1926, Mr. Edwards, 59, has turned those lessons into haute cuisine.
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He shot to fame in 2000 when his book about the inside world of haute cuisine — "Kitchen Confidential: Adventures in the Culinary Underbelly" — became a best-seller.
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Through his newspaper columns and cookbooks, Mr. Kalra sought to preserve and promote local culinary traditions at a time when Indian food was not considered haute cuisine.
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If working at Aurora was an apprenticeship in haute cuisine, working at the Fort was an education in injuries of class that are invisible from the dining room.
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Sharman is the brain behind One Star House Party, a two-year traveling, transcontinental pop-up kitchen, and has apparently begun taking the term haute cuisine very literally.
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I love fried chicken and I think that I prefer buying barbecue off of some guy's truck on the highway to any kind of white-tablecloth haute cuisine.
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Notorious for its depictions of rape, torture and human feces repurposed as haute cuisine, the movie is a harrowing portrait of bodies in total service to a state.
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The review set Keller, the sixty-one-year-old chef and restaurateur, on a path of redemption that included, most recently, an haute cuisine form of baby kissing.
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When I went back on another night, though, the plates were excessively fussed over, self-conscious and forced, with the form of haute cuisine but not the sense.
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Chef Peter Knogl updates classic French haute cuisine with modern Asian and Mediterranean influences, serving exquisite meals complemented by top-shelf Continental service and commanding views over the Rhine.
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You may know her better by her Instagram account Jacques La Merde, where she posts photos of faux haute cuisine, with elegantly plated dishes made from low-brow ingredients.
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When we got home from lunch, she immediately headed out again to Healdsburg, for dinner at SingleThread, one of the hottest-ticket haute cuisine dining experiences at the moment.
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D.N. Jha, a historian, writes in "The Myth of the Holy Cow" that beef, along with other varieties of meat, was often used in the haute cuisine of early India.
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But unlike many of their contemporaries, they're not outsiders; they came up on the inside, having labored in the haute-cuisine world of restaurants like Jean Georges and Le Cirque.
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Current printers can "make customized cakes, candy and the like, but if you want haute cuisine, I'm thinking it will require game-changing innovations for that to happen," he said.
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Comprising little more than a large cut of beef (chuck roast is common), onions, root vegetables and braising liquid, pot roast has none of the meddling influence of haute cuisine.
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It follows the first class of trainee workers at Edwins, a Cleveland haute cuisine restaurant committed to hiring the formerly incarcerated, with the hope of preventing their returns to prison.
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And so it goes down the whole menu, including desserts of butter citrus bursts with cacao and shortbread, the highest of haute cuisine in the most down-to-earth way.
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It's different in the US. An edible culture resembling haute cuisine arose there in recent years, whereby THC and CBD are brought to the consumer in a pleasant, relatively healthy way.
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But that is starting to change as different cuisines and cooks arrive here from China, as more Americans travel to China, and as haute cuisine there bounces back from a long dormancy.
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There was high drama and haute cuisine in the latest twist of intrigue Tuesday night, when Trump and Romney appeared for dinner at the three Michelin-starred Jean Georges restaurant in Manhattan.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Forget fine wine, haute cuisine and art ... the big question from London's bankers for a French delegation trying to lure them to Paris was, how much tax will I pay?
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I worked one final time with Pangaud, on the opening night of the Rainbow Room, where he was an adviser, an experience that felt like a beautiful last dance in haute cuisine.
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Though Bronson has worked as a cook, and is familiar with the nuances and language of haute cuisine, he and his cronies refuse to acknowledge a chasm between high and low fare.
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The first commercial appropriation of seigneurial haute cuisine was a Paris restaurant that opened in 1782—seven years before the storming of the Bastille and, appropriately, situated on the Rue de Richelieu.
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The flashiest bit of French haute cuisine in the chef Dave Beran's dining room is the goth duck press making the rounds on a trolley, creaking as it crushes bone and blood.
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Swap your white robe for some evening wear, then wander across the Albert Premier's manicured grounds to the hotel's restaurant for an evening of alpine haute cuisine (mains from €54 to €90).
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Hilariously obnoxious and supremely bro-tastic, La Merde has gained nearly 130,000 followers by making the worst of gas station fare—Skittles, Hostess cakes, canned sausages—look like the world's best haute cuisine.
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Yes, as a child of well-to-do parents, she was exposed to haute cuisine when she dined at fancy restaurants, or when the family cook replicated her favorite recipes by famous chefs.
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Many casino operators in those places try to lure Chinese high rollers, or big-stakes gamblers, to their properties by enticing them with rides on private jets, haute cuisine and swift visa approvals.
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Over the years, he has championed Asian fusion, luxe American comfort food and border-dissolving pan-Latinism, among other things, all while holding down the fort of modern haute cuisine at Jean-Georges.
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Luridly photographed in all their quivering, aspic ghastliness, they're a cross between the stillborn horrors in '70s cookbooks and haute cuisine in the Escoffier style, from the days when white sauces flowed like plaster.
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If I may pursue the culinary metaphor, and supplement it with a different comparison: "Allied," while neither haute cuisine or haute couture, is like an expertly tailored suit or a properly cooked classic dish.
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During her six-year tenure as the New York Times's restaurant critic, Reichl caused a stir by taking downtown noodle joints just as seriously as she did the haute cuisine of the Upper East Side.
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We were curious to learn more about Regan's experiences with food foraging—our pre-agricultural ancestors' primary means of food-gathering; it's currently seeing a revival in haute cuisine in an occasionally cringe-worthy way.
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An important part of Mr. Chang's persona at the start was his outsider status, casting stones at (or at least making withering remarks about) the bastions of haute cuisine where he had learned his trade.
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Her master plan calls for giving the ancient ingredient new life by inspiring influential chefs in Oregon and beyond to feature it on their menus, but her own favorite applications are more than just haute cuisine.
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Joël Robuchon, an endlessly inventive French chef who earned a record number of Michelin stars by recasting French haute cuisine in a personal style that emphasized intense flavors and precise technique, died on Monday in Geneva.
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Baieta also attempts to democratize haute cuisine with a relatively inexpensive fixed weekday lunch menu (a starter and a main for 29 euros, about $36), and the friendly young staff and cheerful logo erases any pretentious airs.
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Chef Joseph Yoon, who is the executive director of New York City-based advocacy group Brooklyn Bugs, aims to raise appreciation and awareness for edible insects through creative programming and by incorporating insects into his haute cuisine.
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That's because the droppings of the bird called a ptarmigan are considered a delicacy in certain parts of Greenland—a delicacy because, in a place of limited food resources, the oddest things can be regarded as haute cuisine.
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It's the latest controversy to hit Michelin, which has been criticized by European chefs who say the rating system is putting too much pressure on their staff and has too much power in the world of haute cuisine.
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Though I couldn't taste the haute cuisine, I could see how the virtual mise en place transformed into the beautiful molds set out before me, preserved under glass like the ancient artifacts on display in the museum's other galleries.
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For decades, while making his name serving haute cuisine and baking crusty breads, the chef David Bouley has also been exploring — through travels and research — how the pleasure of good food made with the right ingredients can benefit health.
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It lasted, in its various locations, for nearly a hundred years, during which time it established its style of haute cuisine as the gold standard in American dining and spawned generations of imitations in big cities across the country.
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After serving nine years in prison for organized crime related offenses, including fraud and robbery, according to biography published by Meduza, an independent outlet covering Russia, he turned to the restaurant industry, selling hot dogs before eventually breaking into haute cuisine.
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To a certain extent, yes, the "eight great" do represent some major Han Chinese gastronomic centers during the first half of the 20th century, for each of these provinces is home to a unique school (or three) of haute cuisine.
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Yet it's the food scene that has taken center stage, and today, the honey-colored heart of Bordeaux's left bank is cluttered with interesting new offerings like experimental modern bistros, elaborate sanctums of haute cuisine and cozy button-down gastrobars.
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Andre Surmain, who transformed his cooking school's Manhattan townhouse into Lutèce, an epicurean mecca defined by haute cuisine, even higher prices and a high-and-mighty clientele, died on Wednesday at his home in St. Paul en Foret, in the South of France.
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A popular myth has resurfaced on Twitter in these fractious days about how both haute cuisine and humble utensils were introduced to the French court by Catherine de Medici, after she was sent from Florence to Paris to marry Henry II in 1533.
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"Chef of the century" Variously accused of intolerable arrogance, an undignified passion for self-promotion and of spending more time in jets than kitchens, he was nonetheless credited with restoring not only the prestige of French haute cuisine but the status of his profession.
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We live in pursuit of innovation through distraction; whether it's a wifi-supplied allotment, a canteen serving free haute-cuisine, a cosy office sleeping pod, or the new trend for shared 'live-work' apartments, our escape routes are leading us back to the laptop.
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Some foreign leaders have catered to Trump's indifference to haute cuisine, and on the president's first official visit to Japan in 2017 the country's prime minister, Shinzo Abe, eschewed the country's traditional delicacies and served the president a beef burger after they discussed state affairs.
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In Alfred Hitchcock's "Frenzy" (264), probably his most famous film role, he was a police inspector tracking a serial killer — an "assiduous sleuth whose features crumple into dismay at his wife's reckless experiments with haute cuisine," as the critic Michael Billington wrote in The Guardian.
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The stories, which won a Pulitzer Prize, became a catalyst for the #MeToo movement and prompted a cascade of revelations about other successful men who have abused their power to sexually harass women in the worlds of media, the arts, sports, haute cuisine and entertainment.
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From its street-front awning and illuminated sign to its fabric-covered walls, futuristic light fixtures, and Pop-flavored ⎯ and French-flag-colored ⎯ lounge-area tables and chairs, L'Étoile radically upturned common notions of how a restaurant specializing in French haute cuisine should look and feel.
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After the controversial end to the Academy Awards on Sunday evening (and two mid-show snack drops!), celebrities—including the big winners from the night Viola Davis, Emma Stone, Mahershala Ali, and Casey Affleck—got a taste of Hollywood haute cuisine at Vanity Fair's annual Oscar Party.
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While processed, homogenized cheese product has been one of the keystone elements of food assistance programs, and thus a marker of poverty for so many Americans, the rise of trash-chic aesthetic blended with nostalgia has given it a place in haute cuisine in recent years.
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It's definitely an acquired taste: people from other regions have long turned their noses up at this local specialty from the North, a region that is more closely associated with its working-class coal mining past than with the haute cuisine the rest of France is famous for.
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As adept a marketer as Mr. Sorbillo, he seized on the Unesco publicity to show off a tasting menu of haute-cuisine dishes including pork jowl pizza puffs, artichoke sandwiches, fried amberjack calzones and marinara slices that showcased the purity of his products and the sophistication of his skill.
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Indeed, in 2012, at age 87, he made his debut as a movie actor, playing the part of President François Mitterrand in "Les Saveurs du Palais" (released in the United States as "Haute Cuisine"), a fictionalized version of the relationship between the statesman and his cook, Danièle Delpeuch.
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Comparing Picasso's utter indifference to haute cuisine with Matisse's daintier palate, he embellishes a description of Matisse's penchant for brandade de morue with unexpected advice: that the repeated washing of the codfish was best achieved, some housewives found, by a day's soak in the cistern of a flush toilet.
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If a ramen restaurant earning a Michelin star was surprising, then this might turn the world of haute cuisine on its head: Tsuta, the home of Michelin-starred ramen, is teaming up with the convenient store chain Circle K and its affiliated chain Sunkus to sell Tsuta instant ramen.
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If you watch episode 5 of Sweetbitter, the upcoming adaptation of Stephanie Danler's hit novel about a young girl who moves to New York in 2006 and becomes a waitress at a high-end, haute cuisine eatery, you can see Scott (Jimmie Saito) thrust the dish towards Tess (Ella Purnell).
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Following in the footsteps of boundary-pushing chefs like Enrique Olvera of Pujol, the Mexican haute cuisine restaurant that currently occupies the 16th position on the list of the world's 93 best, mixologists across Mexico City are also making their mark through artful presentations, unusual ingredients and unique bar design.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads During an online search for Lawrence Durrell's writing I found this passage in a review, "Durrell's ideal of the novel is one of haute cuisine with great quantities of pepper and garlic" (Patrick Parrinder, London Review of Books, June 22017) and thought it was a good description of a lot of painting right now.
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It was a point made clearly when, on my last full day in São Paulo, I found myself 45 minutes from the city center at the restaurant Mocotó, a haven of Northeastern Brazilian cuisine that is so celebrated that it not only spawned more recommendations than any other place in my travels around the city, but also has inspired an haute cuisine spinoff called Esquina Mocotó.
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