Two-star chef loses recipes in Russia
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26 Nov, 2012
Updated Mon 26 Nov 2012 20:21 CEST
While on a trip to Russia, Michelin two-star French chef Thierry Drapeau lost a precious book containing recipes he noted down over 20 years, a top Russian chef said Monday, offering a 10,000 euro reward for its recovery.
Drapeau's cookbook mysteriously disappeared while he was giving masterclasses in Yekaterinburg, the biggest city in Russia's Urals region, the Interfax news agency reported.
"Helping Thierry Drapeau is our duty," said Russian chef Mikhail Kovalev, a renowned restaurant director in Yekaterinburg who hosted the French chef in the city.
"He arrived in Yekaterinburg at our invitation and we want him to keep good memories of the city and its inhabitants," he added.
Drapeau runs a gastronomic restuarant at Saint-Sulpice le Verdon in the Vendée region of western France.
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Drapeau's cookbook mysteriously disappeared while he was giving masterclasses in Yekaterinburg, the biggest city in Russia's Urals region, the Interfax news agency reported.
"Helping Thierry Drapeau is our duty," said Russian chef Mikhail Kovalev, a renowned restaurant director in Yekaterinburg who hosted the French chef in the city.
"He arrived in Yekaterinburg at our invitation and we want him to keep good memories of the city and its inhabitants," he added.
Drapeau runs a gastronomic restuarant at Saint-Sulpice le Verdon in the Vendée region of western France.
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