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Eric Ripert’s cuisine: how does one of the best chefs in the world cook fish? As simple as possible

Eric Ripert’s cuisine: how does one of the best chefs in the world cook fish? As simple as possible


By Kathleen Squires / Photographs by Louise Palmberg for the Wall Street Journal

THE TITLE may be “Seafood Simple,” but chef Eric Ripert’s latest cookbook, released this week by Random House, is by no means mind-numbing. Rather, Ripert’s goal is to “take seafood from intimidating to rewarding” via a deep dive into basic technique. We would expect no less from the chef-owner of Le Bernardin, the temple of refined fish in New York, with three Michelin stars.

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