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From chef Thomas Keller, this multi-component dish and recipe was from a Master Class exploring dry-brining.
Recipe: http://recipes.latimes.com/recipe-meyer-lemon-cured-salmon-with-spring-vegetables/
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Serve the dish over Mexican rice, with extra bolillos (Mexican rolls) for sopping up the sauce.
Recipe: Jerez-style wedding asado
(Bob Chamberlin / Los Angeles Times)
From Thomas Keller, “A carefully made ratatouille is one of the classic dishes of summer, a deeply delicious expression of what can be done with the best vegetables from the seasonal garden.”
Recipe: Ratatouille
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Use the leftover duck fat from roasting the duck to make the crust for this pot pie.
Recipe: Roasted duck pot pie
(Rick Loomis / Los Angeles Times)
Proper focaccia is elevated to an art form as demonstrated by Nancy Silverton.
Recipe: Nancy’s basic focaccia dough
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From Thomas Keller, this richly-flavored soup incorporates all parts of the corn in the cooking process.
Recipe: Chilled corn soup
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It’s a visually spellbinding dessert: colorful layers of sweet-tart kalamansi (a Southeast Asian citrus) gelee, fresh raspberry marmalade, buttery coconut sables and a quenelle of lime-coconut sorbet are playfully topped with a crisp, delicate coconut meringue.
Recipe: Coconut coupe
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It’s a large ring of choux paste sliced horizontally, filled with praline pastry cream and whipped cream and topped with toasted almonds.
Recipe: Paris-Brest
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Rich and luxurious.
Recipe: Luxurious potato puree
(Bob Chamberlin / Los Angeles Times)
This take on the dessert is taken from Paula Wolfert’s “The Cooking of Southwest France.”
Recipe: Croustade with apples and prunes in Armagnac
(Rick Loomis / Los Angeles Times)
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It’s a glorious meatfest.
Recipe: Turducken
(Glenn Koenig / Los Angeles Times)