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Sunday, January 29, 2012

LANGOUSTINES AUX POIVRONS & CAPONATINA BASIL PESTO VIEUX BALSAMIC

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ROTI DE LAPIN AUX LEGUMES DE SAISON & EPICES

MIEL D'ACACIA

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LES COCQUILLES ST JACQUES

POIREAUX ETUVES, JEUNES POUSSES SAUCE DE MORILLES, QUAIL EGG
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Saturday, January 7, 2012

POT AU FEU DE FOIE GRAS EN COCOTTE

 

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Claudio Scaduto
NAPLES, FLORIDA, United States
After graduating from L'ecole Hoteliere in his native town of Nice, Chef Claudio Scaduto honed his craft in various restaurants in the French Riviera before opening his own establishment " Le Vesuvio" in Monte Carlo... In 1980 Chef Claudio moved to New York city where he opened several restaurants getting rave reviews from New York Times-Bon Appetit-Gourmet Magazine and Zagat and was called one of the most innovative and influential chef in the U.S. Chef Claudio made many appearances on television as well.
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