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How an LA Chef Runs a Two-Michelin-Starred Restaurant Serving Only Wild Fish Mise En Place

How an LA Chef Runs a Two-Michelin-Starred Restaurant Serving Only Wild Fish Mise En Place

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At Los Angeles s two-Michelin-starred seafood restaurant Providence, chef Michael Cimarusti uses only wild-caught fish to make dishes like oyster with golden kaluga caviar, scallops with black truffle, uni egg, Alaskan king salmon with truffle sauce and more. Boaz: I love how like down to earth this chef is, you get to see a lot of Michelin chefs that fell of their french horses and give you the feel like they know it all and they are on an entirely different level, and this guy just keeps it real somehow. Also love the fact that he runs with wild caught fish only, that should keep the job much more interesting as you always have to be ready to adjust!
Date: 2022-04-27

Comments and reviews: 9


Man those plates of food look exceptional. The precision and care that goes into each dish. scallops stuffed with black truffle, wow. Dude's been working for Chef for 17 years - says it all. Just when you think you've seen the best episode of Mise En Place the next one is uploaded, please don't stop.
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Watching this series has only reinforced my impression of just how much dedication is needed to run a restaurant. Truly, truly impressive. It may not be for me, but having more of a behind-the-scenes look at how things are done makes me appreciate these people even more!
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I think this pandemic has taught people the importance of multiple streams of income, unfortunately having a job doesn't mean security rather having different investments is the real deal
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When its white or black people taking things from others, its not cultural appropriation. When another culture takes things from a white or black culture, its cultural appropriation.
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I knew Providence from the episode of worth it where they tried a multi tasting course menu that is actually one of the best at the time of filming.
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Respect. Love to make a scallop sashimi or a ceviche with those. Your passion for techniques and quality of ingredients is admirable.
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I honestly recognise him as that chef that Gordon Ramsay would occasionally bring in on Hell's Kitchen to critique the contestant dishes
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They source such amazing ingredients. Must be such a amazing experience eating at such a high quality restaurant like this.
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It's truly amazing how Dale Doback went from catering the catalina wine mixers to now running a two-michelin-starred resturant
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