Everyone knows that when it comes to Michelin-starred food, no dish is short of the finest dining standards. Internationally sourced ingredients, impeccable plating, and unique flavour combinations are just a few of the elements that go into a Michelin-rated dish – for you as a chef and for Michelin inspectors.
It’s no secret that Michelin dining is a notorious juggling
act of achievable profit margins, controlling extortionate overhead costs,
impressing diners with luxury décor and fine tuning recipes. Even in the
smallest restaurants, producing a Michelin worthy dish can take focus away from
your natural enjoyment of cooking.
Rinsing is the ultimate in subtle mixology, allowing an additional spirit to flirt with your blend without altering it altogether. Mastering this trick is also key to some scrumptious Christmas treats.
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