Episode 2 – AT Restaurant in Paris – Benedict Eggs with brown butter sauce
“A minimalist Japanese touch in Paris”
Thomas Chisholm – sous chef at AT restaurant
Thomas was born in Brooklyn and moved to France when he was 12 years old. He studied cooking in Perpignan, France, in the same school than Eric Ripert, chef of Le Bernardin, NYC. Cooking became his passion and he moved to Paris, where he cooked at L’Itineraire a 1 Michelin star restaurant. He then improved his technique and skills with the 2 Michelin star chef, Thierry Marx, at Sur Mesure at the Mandarin Oriental Paris. Before joining AT, Thomas cooked in a neo bistrot, Le 6 Paul Bert, made famous by Anthony Bourdain. Thomas loves refined cuisine but has stayed true to his American childhood and enjoys elevating US classics.
List of the ingredients:
The flat bread dough for 12 English muffin size breads Ingredients:
Melted butter 20 gr
Wheat flour 166 gr
Rye flour 50 gr
Salt: 5 gr
Baker Yeast: 8 gr
Warm Water: 75 gr
Eggs: 1 (use only one third of the beaten egg)
Sugar: 16,5 gr
Milk: 20 gr
For the stuffing mixture
Red onions , Canned mackerel , Oregano, Lemon + lemon zests Fresh garlic, Salt, Olive oil, 1 egg per person (poached)
Recipe of The flat bread dough
Part 1: Mix both flours and salt.
Part 2: Mix yeast with warm water.
Part 3: Mix eggs, sugar, and milk.
Part 4: Melt butter.
Mix Part 1 and Part 3 together.
Once smooth, add Part 2 and mix by hand for 5 minutes. Then, add melted butter.
Clean film and leave in a warm place for 2 hours. Then, put in the fridge.
Discover this recipe by clicking on the video
Cook at home and stay safe!
The Restaurant: AT
Japanese-born Atsushi Tanaka worked in famous kitchens across Europe and especially at Pierre Gagnaire.
Expect a minimalist interior and cuisine but full of precision and intense flavors.
Tasting menu and all-natural wine list.
The restaurant is located in a vaulted basement a stone’s throw from the banks of the Seine in the heart of Paris.
4 rue du Cardinal-Lemoine, 75005 Paris
The City: Paris
Paris is a unique and vibrant city. The city of light!
It is a city for art lovers with great museums.
A mecca for fashion victims; go from famous designer stores such as Chanel to small boutiques or vintage shops. Shop till you drop.
A Foodie destination: colorful markets, historical cafes, and Michelin star restaurants. Just enjoy a simple baguette sandwich or a croissant from any boulangerie!
The Highlights:
Virtual visit
See the world-famous Mona Lisa at The Musee du Louvre: https://www.louvre.fr/en/visites-en-ligne
Admire the Musee d’Orsay’s vast collection of 19th century Impressionist masterpieces:
https://artsandculture.google.com/partner/musee-dorsay-paris
The Highlights:
Attend a ballet at the famous Opera Garnier:
https://www.france.tv/spectacles-et-culture/opera-et-musique-classique/972295-le-lac-des-cygnes-de-tchaikovski-a-l-opera-de-paris.html
CONTACT
PLEASE CONTACT YOUR TRAVEL AGENT FOR A QUOTE
Operations & Reservations
3477 Rushbrooke street, Suite 302
Verdun, QC, H4G 1S8 CANADA
Corporate Headquarters
107-27 71st Avenue, Suite 403
Forest Hill, NY 11375
Phone: 1-514-285-8758
Toll free: 1-866-285-8758
Fax: 1-514-285-9128
Email: info@eetvl.com
