From its intriguing opening question—"How can we reasonably judge a meal?"—to its rewarding conclusion, this beautiful book picks up where Brillat-Savarin left off almost two centuries ago. Hervé This, a cofounder (with the late physicist Nicholas Kurti) of the new approach to studying the scientific basis of cooking known as molecular gastronomy, investigates the question of culinary beauty in a series of playful, lively, and erudite dialogues. Considering the place of cuisine in Western culture, This explores an astonishing variety of topics and elaborates a revolutionary method for judging the art of cooking. Many of the ideas he introduces in this culinary romance are illustrated by dishes created by Pierre Gagnaire, whose engaging commentaries provide rare insights into the creative inspiration of one of the world's foremost chefs. The result is an enthralling, sophisticated, freewheeling dinner party of a book that also makes a powerful case for openness and change in the way we think about food.

Cooking: The Quintessential Art (California Studies in Food and Culture)

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

This, Hervé

GAGNAIRE, Pierre

Cooking Education & Reference

University of California Press

From its intriguing opening question―"How can we reasonably judge a meal?"―to its rewarding conclusion, this beautiful book picks up where Brillat-Savarin left off almost two centuries ago. Hervé This, a cofounder (with the late physicist Nicholas Kurti) of the new approach to studying the scientific basis of cooking known as molecular gastronomy, investigates the question of culinary beauty in a series of playful, lively, and erudite dialogues. Considering the place of cuisine in Western culture, This explores an astonishing variety of topics and elaborates a revolutionary method for judging the art of cooking. Many of the ideas he introduces in this culinary romance are illustrated by dishes created by Pierre Gagnaire, whose engaging commentaries provide rare insights into the creative inspiration of one of the world's foremost chefs. The result is an enthralling, sophisticated, freewheeling dinner party of a book that also makes a powerful case for openness and change in the way we think about food.

Cooking: The Quintessential Art (Volume 23) (California Studies in Food and Culture)

sketch is a unique meeting place in the center of London created by Mourad Mazouz and Pierre Gagnaire. The converted 18th-century building in Mayfair is an opulent, zany maze with treasures to be discovered in every room. A mad hatter's fantasy comes alive in the enchanted woodland Glade tearoom. Eccentric tasty tricks abound in the Parlour patisserie. Eat your fill of gorgeous flavors in the Gallery bistro art installation. Chic pre-dinner cocktails in the urbane East Bar prepare you for the Michelin magic unleashed in the vibrant Lecture Room &amp; Library. Whether you want a tearoom, bistro, restaurant, bar, or nightclub, sketch has the best to offer. Now these myriad food, drink and entertainment styles are captured in a book--the phantasmagoric compendium of all things sketch.
Unique cuisine is at its heart. World-renowned three-Michelin-star chef Pierre Gagnaire showcases the best 85 recipes from sketch's kaleidoscopic menus. Interlaced throughout are artistic interpretations of the recipes, contributed by an array of people involed in all elements of sketch, ultimately creating a sensual feast in a book.
Photography by Jean Cazals.

sketch: Recipes and inspiration from one of London's most extraordinary restaurants

MAZOUZ, Mourad

Celebrities & TV Shows

Bloomsbury Absolute

In 2015 Pierre Gagnaire, whose 11 restaurants worldwide boast two and three Michelin stars, was voted ‘Best Chef in the World’ by his peers and 2016 sees him mark 50 dazzlingly creative and successful years in the kitchen. To celebrate this outstanding career Grub Street is delighted to be publishing his new title La Cuisine des 5 Saisons in English. This beautiful book is about his recipes and his work as a chef and for the first time makes his dishes accessible for home cooks. Why is it called Five Seasons? Five seasons because for chef Gagnaire there are five not four seasons; Spring, he says must be divided into two seasons because you don't have the same produce in March and in June. Thus the recipes in this book follow the rhythm of the seasons and their bounty. In each chapter there are six menus with starter, main dish and dessert. The recipes come from Pierre Gagnaire's culinary repertory and these are the recipes which made him famous. Through the recipes one can see the strong worldwide influence in Pierre Gagnaire's cuisine, cooking with every kind of ingredient. His eponymous restaurant at 6 rue Balzac in Paris (in the 8th arrondissement) specializes in modern French cuisine, and has garnered three Michelin stars. He is an iconoclastic chef at the forefront of the fusion cuisine movement by introducing jarring juxtapositions of flavors, tastes, textures, and ingredients. On his website he gives his mission statement as ‘facing tomorrow but respectful of yesterday’. Gagnaire is also Head Chef of Sketch in London. In 2005 both restaurants were ranked in the S. Pellegrino World's 50 Best Restaurants by industry magazine Restaurant, with Pierre Gagnaire ranking third for three consecutive years (2006, 2007, and 2008). In December 2009, Gagnaire made his United States debut with Twist, a new flagship restaurant at the Mandarin Oriental in Las Vegas, which has since received great critical praise and a Forbes Five-Star Award. He now also has restaurants in Hong Kong, Seoul, Dubai, Tokyo, Berlin, and Moscow.

The Five Seasons Kitchen

Professional Cooking

Grub Street Cookery

Celebrated French chef Pierre Gagnaire offers 175 classic and yet refined recipes for everyday and special occasions, from lazy brunches to midnight feasts. Revered for pushing the boundaries of taste and texture, Gagnaire transforms old favorites with a twist of originality in recipes designed for the casual cook. Four chapters include ideas for mealtimes and entertaining, from French Toast and Lemon-Rhubarb Marmalade to Grilled Line-Caught Bass to Bell Pepper Cocktails or Raspberries with Parmesan. The creative recipes of this master chef will expand the repertoire of the home cook—novice or accomplished—and provide a fresh, new home-dining experience

Pierre Gagnaire: 175 Home Recipes with a Twist

Regional & International

Flammarion

La cuisine immédiate

Reference

Foreign Language Study & Reference

ROBERT LAFFONT

Véritable artiste des fourneaux, Pierre Gagnaire met sa gastronomie à la portée de tous, en adaptant ses meilleures recettes pour le grand public, et cela de l'entrée au dessert. Le livre se compose de 30 menus, soit 90 recettes, et se découpe en 5 saisons ; pour Pierre Gagnaire, l'année se divise en 5 périodes et non 4, le début du printemps étant en soi une cinquième saison ! Pour chaque saison, il propose 6 menus respectant la fraîcheur des produits et l'équilibre entre les 3 plats qui les composent. Grâce à son talent de pédagogue, les recettes les plus impressionnantes deviennent faciles à réaliser ! Pot-au-feu de veau à l'anis étoilé, endive entière farcie d'abricots secs et de raisins blonds, terrine de sole aux poireaux, pithivier de viande, uf à la berrichonne, gros gnocchi de pois cassé aux cèpes ... le salé se décline avec maestro mais reste accessible à tous les amateurs, même les moins expérimentés ! Quant aux desserts, des gâteaux du terroir aux sucreries les plus sophistiquées, ils s'échappent de l'imagination de Pierre Gagnaire sous nos yeux pour prendre la forme de recettes que chacun peut concocter. Biscuit roulé à la vanille, jus de fraise émulsionné, salade de fruit au Campari, tuile au citron, gelée de pamplemousse rose... à chaque saison ses fruits de prédilection et ses desserts préférés.

La cuisine des 5 saisons de Pierre Gagnaire NE

Solar

Chef trois étoiles internationalement reconnu, Pierre Gagnaire nous offre un incroyable livre de recettes conviviales et accessibles pour une cuisine de partage entre amis. 
Simples, rapides et adaptées au grandes tablées, les 80 recettes de Pierre Gagnaire feront de vous un vrai maître des fourneaux sans passer des heures loin de vos invités. Terrine de roquefort, marinière de saint-jacques à la bière blonde, paupiette de veau "osso-buco", nougat glacé... autant de plats conviviaux avec la touche inimitable et la pointe de fantaisie qu'il faut pour épater son monde. 
Des plats estivaux en bord de mer, printaniers à la campagne ou bien au chaud au ski... en fonction des situations, de l'apéro informel aux dîners de fête, celui qui fut consacré comme le plus grand chef du monde par ses pairs nous livre les secrets de sa cuisine fait maison, celle qu'il prépare chez lui, pour sa famille ou ses copains, avec la convivialité qu'on lui connaît.

Les copains d'abord - 80 recettes faciles et conviviales

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Sucré Salé (Cuisine - Gastronomie) (French Edition)

SIMON, François

Beaugé, Bénédict

Cooking Methods

MARTINIERE BL

La Cuisine: C'est de l'amour, de l'art, de la technique

Health, Fitness & Dieting

JACOB

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