英:[ˌəʊt kwɪˈzi:n]
美:[ˌoʊt kwɪˈzin]
英:[ˌəʊt kwɪˈzi:n]
美:[ˌoʊt kwɪˈzin]
n.
高级烹饪术
noun
artful or elaborate cuisineespecially: traditionally elaborate French cuisine
1829年,源自法语,字面意思为“高级烹饪”; 参见 haught 和 cuisine。通常斜体书写,直到20世纪60年代。
French, literally, high cooking
The first known use of haute cuisine was in 1928
1 Tuffy Stone began his culinary career in a French kitchen, focusing on haute cuisine.
2 The restaurant, operated by the veteran New York chef Angie Mar, was until a few months ago Les Trois Chevaux, Mar’s homage to the mid-century French haute cuisine of places past like Lutèce and La Côte Basque.
3 From the millennia-old superyacht that still resonates today to the small kitchen tool that enabled modern haute cuisine to the ingenious invention of the credit card, which pays for it all, here are the products, ideas, and shots in the dark that led to now.
4 See photos of Korean haute cuisine and read the story.
5 But haute cuisine has just as much claim to the sentiment; both styles have their own rich history, born from and steeped in the same terroir.
6 But would that haute cuisine background connect with a mass audience that traditionally interacts with the corn chips by shoveling them into their mouths?
7 This haute cuisine experience would complement its $127,000 per-ticket trip aboard the capsule, Céleste, which will travel above the Earth on a six-hour trip.
8 Francesco Martucci is known for using haute cuisine techniques — flash freezing, sous vide cooking, dehydrating, and fermenting — to make sublime pizza.
9 Mexico Boutique Hotels Invites You To Experience Haute Cuisine.
墨西哥精品酒店邀请您的经验上美食.
10 Their aim is to understand haute cuisine at high altitude.
他们的目的是了解美味佳肴在高空味道变差的原因.