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Known as “The Chef of Kings and the King of Chefs,” Auguste Escoffier is a legend in the culinary world. He is the father of modern French cuisine whose contributions to the world of gastronomy include establishing the brigade kitchen system, codifying the recipes for the five mother sauces, and helping to elevate cooking to a respected profession. His book Le Guide Culinaire still serves as a major reference book for chefs and home cooks alike.
Next month, the Seven Chef collaborative dinner series will continue at POSH in Scottsdale with a dinner paying homage to the famous chef. At the Time Out dinner on Sunday, November 9, diners will travel through time as some of the Valley’s top chefs re-create classic Escoffier dishes with a modern twist.
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Reservations for the Time Out dinner are available from 4 to 8 p.m. and can be made by calling POSH at 480-663-7674. The dinner costs $55 per person and beverage specials will be available. Seating is limited to 80 people.
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Here’s the menu:
1st Course Chef Joshua Hebert Oeufs en Gelée2nd Course Chef Scott Holmes Pâté en Croûte
3rd Course Chef Kelly Fletcher Mussels Poulette
4th Course Chef Bernie Kantak Pork Rillettes
5th Course Chef Gregory Casale Chicken Marengo
6th Course Chef Gregory Wiener Côte de Bœuf avec Pommes Soufflé
7th Course Chef Gio Osso Poire belle Hélène
