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Auguste Escoffier

Auguste Escoffier (1846–1935) is recognized as the 'King of Chefs and Chef of Kings' for revolutionizing French cuisine and modernizing culinary techniques. He authored 'Le Guide Culinaire,' a foundational text in French cooking, and developed the kitchen brigade system to enhance kitchen efficiency. Escoffier's legacy includes over 5,000 recipes and significant contributions to food culture in the United States.

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Auguste Escoffier

Auguste Escoffier (1846–1935) is recognized as the 'King of Chefs and Chef of Kings' for revolutionizing French cuisine and modernizing culinary techniques. He authored 'Le Guide Culinaire,' a foundational text in French cooking, and developed the kitchen brigade system to enhance kitchen efficiency. Escoffier's legacy includes over 5,000 recipes and significant contributions to food culture in the United States.

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Auguste escoffier
-Auguste Escoffier
Introduction to (1846–1935) is known as
the "King of Chefs and
Auguste Escoffier Chef of Kings."
- He revolutionized French
cuisine. He is also credited
with modernizing culinary
techniques and kitchen
organization.

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Major achievements Work experience

Published Le Guide Culinaire," - Worked at the Savoy Hotel in London


and served as the royal chef for King
which became a foundational
Edward VII.
textbook in French cooking.
- Promoted French cuisine in the
- Developed the kitchen brigade United States, influencing food culture.
system improving efficiency and
organization in professional He invented new dishes for celebrity
kitchens. patrons who stayed at these hotels.

He invented 5,000 recipes

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Menu items Menu items Sources

1. Escoffier,
Auguste. Le Guide
Culinaire.
2. Smith, Andrew
- Appetizer: Tarte Tatin - - Entrée Consommé F. *The Oxford
An upside-down Espagnole - A rich,
caramelized apple tart, clarified broth that Companion to
known for its unique showcases his skill in Food.
presentation and flavor. soup-making.

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