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Friday, March 18, 2011, 6:00pm - 10:00pm
Price: $495

3 hours of hands-on instruction plus 1 hour dinner SIGN UP

As the former Chef-Owner of the legendary New York City restaurant Lutèce and the recipient of dozens of awards and distinctions (including the James Beard Foundation Lifetime Achievement Award and two of the French government's highest honors, the prestigious Meilleurs Ouvriers de France and the Légion d'Honneur), André Soltner is the epitome of French cuisine. And now, for one night only, he's offering to share his talent and technique with you at The International Culinary Center. Over four incredible hours, partake in the ultimate culinary experience as you cook—and dine—on a mouthwatering feast of classic dishes while learning from one of the finest chefs in the business. On the menu for this class will be three of the chef's favorite recipes: Saumon Glacé à la Moutard (salmon glazed with mustard sauce), Joue de Veau Braisée au Vin Rouge (veal cheeks braised in red wine), and Gâteau de Poires (ou Bananes) au Caramel (pear or banana cake with caramel). After the meal has been cooked to perfection, the final hour will be spent in a relaxed atmosphere, dining with Chef André on the delectable dishes you have just created.

MEET YOUR INSTRUCTOR
André Soltner began his career at the age of 15 at the Hôtel du Parc in his native Alsace and later became Chef-Owner of New York City's legendary Lutèce, which received four stars from The New York Times. As Dean of Classic Studies at The French Culinary Institute, he shares his artistry through hands-on teaching and career counseling advanced students.
 

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