Whitebook: Mirazur | Mauro Colagreco

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From Modest To

the art of cuisine no.5

Michelin

Chef Mauro Colagreco will be the first to say that his two-Michelin culinary career began with his grandmother Amalia, who “made me love cooking.” This year, his Côte d’Azur restaurant Mirazur leapt an astounding 17 places to place 11th on Restaurant magazine’s vaunted World’s 50 Best Restaurants list a reflection of how Colagreco is constantly revolutionising his modern French presentations. These affirmations join a long list of awards amassed by a chef whose training began modestly at the Gao Dumas hotel school in Buenos Aires, where his handiwork contributed to some of the most prestigious names in the city such as Catalinas, Rey Castro, Mariani and Azul Profundo. Taking it upon himself to navigate strategically through the highest stratospheres of the fine dining culinary road map, he set his sights on the culinary capital of the world straight out of hotel school in 2001. In Paris, he trained first with Bernard Loiseau, then later held posts at L’Arpège with Alain Passard and served as demi-chef de partie to Alain Ducasse at Hôtel Plaza Athénée.

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