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The French Laundry Cookbook Deborah Jones, Thomas Keller
Publisher: Artisan

If you have the French Laundry cookbook, the recipe is there, and it's to die for! How did you get into the kitchen? There wasn't a special occasion on the calendar to . I drank my coffee this morning poring over the many-times-turned pages my The French Laundry Cookbook by Thomas Keller. As “The French Laundry Cookbook” co-author Michael Ruhlman so eloquently writes of the couple in the intro to the recipe, “…they are the ultimate purveyors. Thomas Keller is a god among chefs, in my opinion. One of the things we really wanted to do while we were in California was eat at The French Laundry (being as obsessed with Thomas Keller as we are). The French Laundry is lauded with international accolades including landing on many Best and Top Restaurants lists, is a James Beard Foundation recipient, and has garnered three Michelin Stars, defined as a restaurant reflecting “exceptional cuisine and worthy of a special journey”. Well, I discovered another blog, French Laundry at Home, written by a woman who has cooked her way through chef Thomas Keller's The French Laundry Cookbook. I have not yet been able to afford the French Laundry Cookbook (it is quite the gigantic tome) but one recipe caught my eye this time around and that was the recipe for potato chips. Signature Coffee and Doughnuts (mignardise) (one of several treats at the end of the meal not even listed in the nine courses on the menu). Thomas Keller, "The French Laundry Cookbook, 2 edition" Ar,..an | 1999 | ISBN: 1579651267 | 340 pages | PDF | 71 MB. If you don't know, The French Laundry is located in the Napa Valley region of CA and is regarded as one of the It's curated with all kinds of kitchen gadgets, cookbooks, foodie goodies, and vintage items.