Houston's top chefs seek sweet victory on 'Just Desserts'
: "It's hard to narrow it down. I had some delicious desserts in Paris while I was in school and working at my internship. And while in New York, the desserts were endlessly good. But lately, the one that sticks with me is Philip Speer's (Uchi/Uchiko) Corn Dessert. There was corn custard, corn sorbet, popcorn salt and a lemon gel. All together it is the perfect bite for me."pastry triumph/ flub: "I think my greatest pastry triumph is what I do every day. I was laid off from my job in January 2010 ... and I haven't had to move home yet! I created a job for myself, created my own business and (fingers crossed) will continue creating sweets. My greatest flub could also be categorized as my most embarrassing moment. I was doing my stage (internship) in Paris at Le Hotel Bristol . The restaurant had just received their second Michelin star and the entire kitchen was being taken outside for a group photograph of the brigade. As a stagi are, I was included, so out I went. I was standing there and all of a sudden realized that I had left a caramel on the stove.... cooking. I took off running to the kitchen. By the time I got downstairs, the kitchen was filled with black smoke and the dishwashers were trying to figure out what was burning. I took the caramel off the stove and ran back upstairs to return to the photograph. There were 35-40 cooks and chefs laughing hysterically at me. I didn't live that moment down the remainder of the time I was there. I was referred to as the American girl who burns caramel."
"Pie! I want pie to be the new cupcake."
What I'd do with $100,000 if I won TCJD: "Buy shoes. No, really, it would be a kick-start to my dream of making Fluff Bake Bar an actual location. I want to open a retail spot. I love what my desserts are doing at Revival Market and I will continue to sell my products there, but I really want to open a Fluff Bake Bar."
"I think TCJD really brought out some of that inspiration and passion that sometimes gets lost in the day-to-day work life. Sometimes, as we move down our career paths, we find it hard to get inspired, especially with the repetition that is a part of the job, but after working next to some of the best pastry chefs in the nation, I was inspired to make new desserts and go outside my comfort level to bring new items to Revival Market.
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I was doing my stage (internship) in Paris at Le Hotel Bristol. The restaurant had just received their second Michelin star and the entire kitchen was being taken outside for a group photograph of the brigade. As a stagiare, I was included,
Premier hôtel français à recevoir la distinction Palace en mai 2011, Le Bristol se voit de nouveau honoré avec la distinction de la "Best Culinary Experience" ( Meilleure Expérience Culinaire ) pour le 114 Faubourg, lors de la soirée Virtuoso des "Best
Restaurant Gastronomique at the Hôtel Le Bristol in Paris. They serve an eight-course dinner menu – it's completely decadent. I ate everything from lamb to langoustines, each matched with amazing wine. It's nice to have a blow out.
media leaders in Paris: Pierre Haski from the French liberal pure player Rue89, Louis Dreyfus from the French newspaper Le Monde, and Jacques Rosselin, editor-in-chief of the economic newspaper La Tribune, in the beautiful bar of the Bristol Hotel.
Still from documentary BÖIKZMÖIND, a film about riding fixed gear bikes in Bristol. Photograph: boikzmoind.com Cycling and art have a long history. For Toulouse-Lautrec, track racing in 1890's Paris was an essential part of the city's vivid twilight.
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Paris is a place for lovers to go to for romance and rekindling the flame. Paris is an expensive city, but only because there are so many amazing things that are offered to people. One of the most romantic places two people can go is the Eiffel Tower at sunset. When going up the tower there are many pieces of art being displayed on the inside on stands for you to look at. If you go to the second level you have the perfect view looking out over all of Paris. It is just breathtaking what you will see.
Le Bristol Hotel Paris is breathtaking on the outside and the inside and is not that far from the Eiffel Tower. They have a courtyard with tables set up so you can relax and enjoying the calming view. You can enjoy each others conversations while looking at the different trees and running water fountains. Nice quiet setting for snuggling up to each other.
The rooms are very spacious and have fresh flowers on the tables. If you want to enjoy a nice dinner and the views of the garden you can step out onto the balcony and have your romantic dinner in the Paris fresh air. If you do not want to eat in the room you can come down to the winter restaurant, it is very elegant with crystal glasses sitting on the tables. Fresh plants are placed around the room and sitting on tables for all to enjoy. It is lit up by many chandeliers giving off just the right amount of light. The walls are decorated with hand pained pictures that have great detail. The waiters were very friendly and quick and the food just makes the mouth water it is perfectly cooked and blended with the spices.
Le Bristol Hotel has just the place for a person. It is called the Anne Semonin beauty salon and they do more then massages. They offer armor therapy treatments for the face or the body. This was heavenly and so relaxing. The employees are excellent and know what they are doing.
The Le Bristol Hotel has many services offered to the guests. There is a florist for purchasing fresh flowers. This could definitely set the mood of your evening by getting fresh flowers and going up to your room to surprise someone.
Was looking over my Paris bill and the most $$ spent on: champagne. Thank you Le Bristol for making my stay superb.
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