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Gastronomy in shutdown: How top chefs use the forced silence

2021-02-28T11:28:25.237Z


Top chefs are artists such as actresses or musicians. And the corona lull is also affecting them. Four of them tell what they miss the most - and which taste explosions they are currently working on.


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Chef Jan Hartwig: Salmon not yet smoked, later served by a shimmering lake made of herbal oil, surrounded by yellow and green spots of mango and dill cream

Photo: Catherina Hess / picture alliance / SZ Photo

"Sometimes it's the little things that make a dish special"

Star chef Jan Hartwig

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Saddle of lamb from Gutshof Polting, pomegranate, Levantine flavors - served in the atelier of the Bayerischer Hof before the shutdown

Photo: Lukas Kirchgasser / Hotel Bayerischer Hof

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Marco Müller in the Rutz restaurant in Berlin: "My season is starting now"

Photo: Marlene Garwisch / WELT / ullstein bild

"The heat was unbearable."

Restaurateur Clemens Rambichler

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Clemens Rambichler: A well-dosed stress cocktail has a positive effect on many chefs

Photo: Katrin Binner

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Christian Bau, head chef at Victor's Fine Dining: "I'm happy when it's over and when I can look our guests in the eyes again"

Photo: Lukas Kirchgasser

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Blue lobster with carrot and passion fruit, a creation by Victor's Fine Dining

Photo: Lukas Kirchgasser / Victor's Group

Source: spiegel

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