· The Perfectionist: Life and Death in Haute Cuisine by Rudolph Chelminski. NOOK Book (eBook) $ Sign in to Purchase Instantly. Available on Compatible NOOK Devices and the free NOOK Apps. WANT A NOOK?. `The Perfectionist' by American journalist Rudolph Chelminski tells of the career of leading French chef, Bernard Loiseau from his apprenticeship with the Troisgros brothers to his recent suicide in upon seeing some negative press about the quality of his cuisine at his Michelin rated three star restaurant.5/5(5). · Delving deep into the life of Loiseau and the world of haute cuisine, Rudolph Chelminksi asks whether the same dedication to perfection that took Loiseau to the top also caused him to seek the only release imaginable from the terrible pressure to stay there/5(55).
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This a very interesting book for any chef or lover of fine dining to look at the history of Michelin and Haute Cuisine in France. The story is both moving and sad especially as you are aware of what the ending will be. This gifted and sensitive man shaped french food in the nineties and his impact on those around him was inspiring. The Perfectionist: Life and Death in Haute Cuisine: Author: Rudolph Chelminski: Publisher: Penguin, ISBN: , Length: pages: Subjects. Delving deep into the life of Loiseau and the world of haute cuisine, Rudolph Chelminksi asks whether the same dedication to perfection that took Loiseau to the top also caused him to seek the only release imaginable from the terrible pressure to stay there.
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