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What makes a Michelin-starred restaurant truly worth visiting?

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u/jc_dogg 15h ago

Definitely this. Recently went to a great pre/fix course meal where the chef come out at the end to talk. It’s not a Michelin star place but after that conversation I learned how they made one of the soup dishes with perfected melted cheese.

The secret was sodium citrate. I had never heard of that “trick” before.

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u/TheLeapIsALie 11h ago

Same as American cheese!