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Heading from the lounge to our seats we passed a large glass window, through which we could see the heavy traffic around Columbus Circle and the lush greenness of Central Park
, creating a sense of being at the center of things in this, the most important city in the world. The food most definitely meets the challenge
of the restaurants location ¡V this is Per Se, one of a Thomas Keller restaurant serving only the very best American cuisine.
Head chef Jonathan Bennon had been made aware of our visit and prepared a Chef¡¦s Table set meal for our delectation.
That gave us more time to enjoy the food rather than pore over the menu.
The first dish was Thomas Keller¡¦s world famous canape. This served as a prologue to the main act, establishing the credentials of the upcoming attractions. |
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The first dish, Gruyere Cheese Gougeres, is a small warm puff filled with cheese, the combined fragrance and taste assailing the taste buds. The salmon tartar cornet is a big surprise, the multiple layers of salmon, olive oil and chives only revealing themselves as they unravel in the mouth.Under the salmon is a hidden layer of Creme Fraiche, both wrapped inside a thin sweet cake exterior.
One example is enough to provide the visitor with a view of the stylistic world of Thomas Keller.
One of the characteristics of his cuisine is the importance of small things, leading to a gradual build up and final presentation of something truly impressive.
The waiter then brought the long anticipated ¡§Cauliflower¡§PANNA COTTA¡¨, with island creek oyster glaze and Russian Sevruga Caviar¡¨.
The Russian Sevruga caviar was presented in a full-oval shape in a porcelain bowl covered by milky-white cream sauce.
The moment one tastes a delicious morsel of this dish, the exciting ¡§freshness¡¨ and ¡§saltiness¡¨ of the caviar explodes, as the smoothness hidden by the cream cheese is unleashed.
In the culinary world of Thomas Keller this dish is as important as the Statue of Liberty to New York City, a truly significant landmark on the way to still further wonders.
The next dish was a hardboiled egg in a silver egg cup, with transparent pieces of potato standing to attention in the middle.
A crescent-moon shaped bowl was filled with golden yellow scrambled egg and a plate of hash browns. |
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Inside the shell there was white truffle oil steamed egg covered in veal stock, filled with pieces of black truffle. Under the golden scrambled egg there was also a fine layer of black truffle puree.The Hash Browns were in fact freshly cooked Brioche. Since arriving in Manhattan, Thomas Keller has seeming developed an almost Woody Allen-esque type of humor.
Thomas Keller is an expert at utilizing the law of diminishing marginal utility. In an attempt to attract customers the dishes served by many restaurants seek to overload the taste buds , increasing the complexity of the cuisine in the middle of the set meal (through condiments, ingredients or cooking). Keller goes in an altogether different direction, constantly changing the 5-10 mini-portions, thereby avoiding the law of diminishing turns and showcasing the tastes he believes to be most important.
This is particularly true of the sea food dishes at Per Se. One of the best examples is Nova Scotia lobster. This is immersed in boiling water for 3 minutes and when it is done the meat removed , placed in cold storage and kept at room temperature until it achieves heat balance. Finally, the meat is covered in diluted , emulsified salt free butter and heated slowly at a low temperature. In order to enhance the succulent taste of the saturated meat , it is placed on top of slice of slightly spicy radish and dipped in ginger-coconut emulsion.
After all this extensive preparation, customers get to experience the most authentic lobster flavor possible.
The chef adds only butter to heighten the flavor, as well as the spicy fragrance of ginger and sweetness of coconut milk to release the fullness of the taste. This marks the beginning of a journey into culinary heaven. |
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This is not to say Per Se does not also offer dazzling luxurious cuisine.
Before the first two dishes, our waiter James came to the table to show us a glass jar holding a whole pigeon.
For example, duck liver is immersed in pigeon meat stock jelly, the meat and fatty liver are then preserved like this for one week. Before arriving at the table
, the dish is brushed with slightly heated stock until the exterior is roughly 2cm thick and only then is it cut into slices and served on a plate.
The fatty duck liver, fine pigeon meat and stock jelly, with its slightly peppery flavor, form beautiful concentric circles on the plate.
This was perhaps the most meticulously prepared duck liver dish I ever ate.
The waiter then brought a tray of around ten types of sea salt and rock salt from Hawaii, France, England and the US, to be eaten with the duck liver.
Finally, two waiters were needed (one carrying the tray, the other carefully safeguarding the bottle) to bring a bottle of 120-year old Italian Balsamic vinegar to the table from which three drops were added to my meal.
This combination and preparation of fatty liver, salt and vinegar, is the product of much time and painstaking hard work.
Indeed, the strength of purpose behind this dish is almost as breathtaking as its stunning taste. |
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White Truffle Oil-Infused Custard with Black Truffle Ragout |
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Finally, the main meat dish was three different cuts of beef; Charcoal grilled dry-aged rib-eye; Pre-roasted Hangar Steak (from the stomach) ; and Forty-Eight Hour braised ¡§Wagyu¡¨ Beef Brisket. These three cuts were garnished with just Fleur de Sel. The first two were exquisite proof, if any were needed, of the quality American beef , whereas the beef flank which involved more work was stewed a little bit too dry for my taste.
Although it was still nice, I found it to have a disappointing non-juing taste.
It was now 4pm and I finally asked: ¡§Could you make me a Coffee and Donut¡H.¡¨
This is an extraordinary sweet that both French Laundry in California and Per Se in New York make at the request of guests.As he brought a freshly baked cinnamon sugar coated piping hot donut to the table, the waiter said: ¡§Please enjoy the classic of French Laundry and Per Se¡¨.
The coffee was a cappuccino flavor Semi-freddo. Taking a bite of the donut, the words of a famous culinary author came to mind: ¡§It tastes just that little bit better than the best thing you ever tasted before.¡¨
The donut brimmed with oil-fried flavor, the soft dough had just the right amount of give, and the sugar coating was pure heaven. This is how a donut is supposed to taste.
It could be argued that Thomas Keller does nothing more that use what other people can do and apply his own amazing attention to detail and excellent technique to elevate these achievements to new heights.
However, this alone gives him a unique place in the pantheons of American culinary history.
After finishing the meal I asked the head chef over the noise from the kitchen: ¡§Is it true that you keep fish in the refrigerator in the same position they swim in?¡¨He responded: ¡§Come here and I will show you.¡¨
I followed him past the staff cleaning up the kitchen to the cold storage area.
He pulled out a box crate of iced sea bream; their dimensions were regular and ordered, the scales had sheen, and each one was placed in a upright position.
I thought to myself that such attention o detail is exactly why Thomas Keller kitchens on both the east and west coasts are so well respected.
I understand that this way of storing fish was first experimented with at French Laundry
, where is was found to be the best way to make sure no part of the fish is damaged in any way, thereby preserving the succulent quality of the meat.You think I am joking?
Then take a look at the camera and screen which simultaneously show the kitchens at French Laundry and Per Se. The last laugh as always is with restaurant owner Thomas Keller.(Translation by Andrew Shane WILSON) |
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