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Composing a Menu

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By Andrew Dornenburg and Karen Page

Published 1996

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“Hitting the right notes” in terms of the flavors within a single dish is one thing; coming up with a harmonious sequence of dishes is quite another. The focus here is on what makes a meal work and how culinary artists are able to compose a menu that flows from one course into the next—like the sentences of a paragraph of prose, like the movements of a symphony—making the whole greater than the sum of the individual parts.

Planning a menu is one of the most difficult aspects of our art. —Auguste Escoffier

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