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Eric Ripert Wants In At Your Dinner Party

20081027-ericdinners.jpgSurely his Rolodex is fat with cool friends, but he's got room for you at his dinner party—on the web. Eric Ripert is launching a series called Dinner Social, in which he thinks up a monthly menu and holds your hand through the execution.

His November menu is up and themed "Market Table." While cooking his dishes (endive spears with blue cheese and duck prosciutto, pumpkin soup, lamb, maple-roasted pears with bourbon sauce) and channeling your inner Ripert, take photos. He wants documentation.

"Even if I cannot be with you, I invite you to virtually share your dinner party experience with me," Ripert says. Starting November 10, you can upload the photos to Avec Eric.

3 Comments:

Look that all sounds stellar. Is this the way of things to come. Let me watch you cook my food after you watch me cook my food. I have an even better idea. You come cook your food and we will worship for one day only. I limit my chef hero worship to one day per chef per month.
I do appreciate Chef Ripert but holy ego batman. Put the video up on youtube and let us react to it in our own time.
Is this cookbook research or what?
Next thing you know Todd English will stop selling green pans and will be helping you channel your inner pizza. Someone stop the insanity!

Wait....I've read through it carefully now. What's the problem again?

I recently came across your blog and have been reading along. I thought I would leave my first comment. I don't know what to say except that I have enjoyed reading. Nice blog. I will keep visiting this blog very often.
Sarah
http://www.thetreadmillguide.com

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