Eugénie Brazier - The Story Of

Today’s episode is a little different. There's no guest, instead, I will be presenting the third of a new series of episodes to come in which I bring the life story of a chef or person that has influenced our lives through a mutual love of French cuisine. This story is about a woman who went from the farm to the kitchen and would be known as the mother of French cuisine. 
 
Eugénie Brazier is one of the famous mere lyonanise and as such was nicknamed mere brazier. Eugénie was the first woman to get three michelin stars for a restaurant. In fact she got six at the same time with three stars for both her restaurants. Some of Eugenies students were Paul Bocuse and Bernard Pacaud, her legacy though to women in the kitchen is something that still continues today. This is her story.

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La Mere Brazier : The Mother of Modern French Cooking - https://amzn.to/3TJwlL7

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