The Last Recipe at the Last Restaurant
Chef Edward Ashworth had spent twenty years perfecting a single dish. It was not a complicated dish—a consommé of roasted game birds with a single ravioli of foie gras and black truffle—but it was the dish that had defined him, and in the cruel arithmetic of the culinary world, a chef is only as good as his last plate. October of 1895 found Le Coq d'Argent at a crossroads. The restaurant had...
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