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Thomas Keller

  1. Keller Introduction
  2. On cookbooks and writing recipes
  3. "I'm a Francophile:" Mentors and influences
  4. On young chefs: "Determination trumps passion"
  5. The seamless dining experience
  6. On restaurant expansion
  7. Mentoring and looking to other generations
  8. Using seasonal foods
  9. The quality trio: Product, execution and equipment
  10. On cooking at home and book tours
  11. Inspiration and protecting our food sources (typo to be fixed)
  12. Thomas Keller's perception of Canadian food
  13. Instilling culture in restaurants
  14. Sourcing tips and the power of repetition (typo to be fixed)
  15. The cornet story
  16. Moving forward as a chef


Ad Hoc at HomeAd Hoc at Home
Thomas Keller
Most known for recipes that require all day preparation and/or an army of sous chefs, Thomas Keller now turns to what he refers to as “big bowl” food, the food we pass around the table at home. Keller’s home cooking includes crab cakes, braised artichokes, but also buttermilk fried chicken and brownies. Best of all are his light bulbs moments—bits of collected culinary wisdom such as using onion to both clean and grease pans. Glorious photos. Autographed copies available. Hardcover, 359 pp. $65.00.


Under PressureUnder Pressure

Thomas Keller
Cooking the sous-vide method may not be for everyone, but as with any Keller book, think The French Laundry ($59.95), Bouchon ($59.95) the ideas and presentation are worth it alone, whether you plan to do sous-vide cooking or not. Hardcover, 294 pp. $95.00.


BouchonBouchon

Thomas Keller
Although Thomas Keller's new book is as visually stunning as The French Laundry Cookbook ($70.00), its traditional bistro recipes (braised tripe, mussels in saffron and mustard, pig's trotters,) are more manageable for the home cook Colour photos. Hardcover, 341 pp, $59.95.

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