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His roll call of protégés is one of the most distinguished in British culinary history. Gordon Ramsay, Marcus Wareing, Tom Kitchin and Michel Roux Jr, as well as the original "enfant terrible" Marco Pierre White all trained under him in his restaurant La Tante Claire.
Pierre Koffmann was born 21 August 1948 and is a French-born professional chef who has worked mainly in the UK.
24th MARCH 2012
Pierre Koffmann's Cuttelfish Bolognaise Saturday Kitchen Recipe
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He moved from France in 1970 to work with Michel and Albert Roux at Le Gavroche. He originally only wanted to move to the UK so that he could see England play France in Rugby at Twickenham Stadium. In 1972 he He moved to the Roux brother's Waterside Inn in Bray as the first head chef of the new restaurant. It was here he met his future wife Annie who was the restaurant's manager. Annie died in 1998 which led to Pierre closing La Tante Claire in 2003.
He has been one of a handful of chefs in the United Kingdom to have been awarded the coveted three Michelin stars at his restaurant La Tante Claire which opened in 1977 in Chelsea. He is currently the head chef of Koffmann's at The Berkeley hotel in Knightsbridge, London.
He admits that he is no longer chasing Michelin stars, and will instead cook the Gascon style food he remembers from his childhood
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His new book due out in September this year Memories of Gascony is full of recipes and reminiscences from his grandparents' farmhouse kitchen in rural Gascony. It is an intimate account of his Gascon upbringing, and the traditional cooking of his grandmother which has always been Koffmann's true inspiration.

[@RDB93]

What a genius dish. Pierre has one of the most creative minds in cooking; absolutely brilliant.

[@herczeus9341]

Pierre Koffmann is badass. Marco trained under him back in the day.

[@twmd]

I made this with a freezer bag, a straw to stuck out the air and a mandolin...it looked very similar

[@CooManTunes]

Pure Pierre Koffmann-styled recipe!

[@11TomAce]

Cuttlefish bolognese: this man is a genious... From an Italian who loves French

[@jeremyhaines4481]

I have Pierre Koffman autograph i went to Koffmans restaurant in 2016 i sadly did not get to met him x

[@jeremyhaines4481]

Brilliant excellent chef

[@annother3350]

You cut off the bit where they bloody taste it!!!!!!!

[@bygnahzdivad]

I love how Koffman's hands are still those of a cooks!

[@slickster2880]

As opposed to what? A bricklayers!

[@kosnowman]

this dish is truly intelligent

[@slickster2880]

Unlike you Dave!

[@FordyHunt]

I love the way jmes skips over when kaufmann says it took him 26 seconds to bone a trotter!

[@sixpooI]

i wish i could last that long

[@beeble2003]

Nice idea -- thanks for replying!

[@Massyraptor]

Hungry now

[@ricop421]

loves rugby whats not to like

[@beeble2003]

This looks amazing and I'm sure it tastes just as good. But it's a shame it's completely inaccessible to the home cook. :-(

[@CooManTunes]

How is it inaccessible? Can't find cattle fish? Go for squid.

[@beeble2003]

@@CooManTunes It’s the vacuum bagger and the bacon slicer that are the problem.

[@ryand141]

@@beeble2003 Could you not use a hand held slicer?

[@sharpskilz]

Sorry, I know that this guy is a well respected chef, but you cant call this a "bolognese"

[@HeyDoNotSubscribe]

Lovely dish....