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À la Renaissance, a century-old Parisian bistro that returns with a new look
Carina Soto Velásquez and Joshua Fontaine have revived this century-old Parisian bistro, with dishes by chef Min Wou Choi and a natural wine list.
IIKabuki enters a new phase: the chef has changed and there will be a gastronomic program until 2027
Kabuki begins a new life with a strategy aimed at repositioning the space beyond the image associated with Japanese cuisine.
IIIThe best type of wine to use in boeuf bourguignon
Beef bourguignon (boor-gui-nyawn) is a classic French stew, known for its rich flavor and tender, melt-in-the-mouth meat. Burgundy wine, traditionally Pinot Noir, is the preferred choice for this famous stew due to its earthy notes and light body. The wine's acidity is key to tenderizing the meat, as it breaks down the muscle fibers and creates that incredibly tender texture.
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