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An Inside Look at Executive Chef Ron Siegel
In this issue, the head chef at the Ritz-Carlton talks about his training, his travels and his creations. Siegel also discusses seasonal ingredients and what’s in his recipes right now.
“When creating dishes, I don’t like to limit myself to certain ingredients. I use only what’s fresh and what feels right at the time. At The Dining Room, I focus on creating menus with flavors and ingredients that are in season.”
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Jul 26, 2011 10:08 AM
The Ritz’s head chef talks about his training, his travels, and his creations in this issue of Haute Living San Francisco. Siegel also discusses how his views changed after his famous victory on Iron Chef.
When selecting the perfect asparagus, make sure that the tips are pristine and the stalks crisp and strong.
Ron Siegel's new restaurant at the Ritz-Carlton, Parallel 37, is scheduled to open soon as a replacement for the hotel's former restaurant.
In an effort to provide guests with a more contemporary and less formal dining option, the Ritz-Carlton San Francisco will be closing The Dining Room in September to begin renovations.
An all-star team of local chefs will gather at Restaurant Michael Mina on October 9 to celebrate chef Michael Mina's two decades as a chef.
Coming soon in the next issue of Haute Living Miami, Nobu’s Corporate Executive Chef, Thomas Buckley, gives Haute Living an inside look at how he began his career in the culinary field, who his heroes are and what makes Nobu Miami different.
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