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Bon Appétit spends a day on the line with Chef Lois Picken, head chef at NYC’s Huso. Step inside the fine dining kitchen of this Michelin-starred restaurant hidden in the back of a caviar shop, where rare beluga and osetra caviar, bluefin tuna tartare, Wagyu beef en croûte, and live scallops power a seasonal tasting menu.

00:00 Intro
01:04 Checking Luxury Ingredient Deliveries
03:08 Tuna Prep
08:29 Admin
10:07 Beef en croûte prep
12:38 Scallops
14:49 Tasters

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27 Comments

  1. Much as I was looking forward to Huso getting covered, something about this feels a little off. Instead of a video that covers the overall operations, various stations and staff, upbeat music, and so on… this one is a straight up one on one experience with the chef. It's not bad, but it has a different vibe for sure.

  2. They are very skilled chefs but this seems like every high end Michelin starred restaurant. I think it would be unique to serve food that is both filling and awesome. Instead we have to go and get takeaway after

  3. I have zero doubts that chef knows what she's doing, but the cutting up of the towel did have me question if any microfiber particles would get stuck in the food at all? I know we ingest microfiber like every day at this point, but I'm still curious about it 😅
    Also what if people are allergic to laundry detergent? Would that short exposure affect them..? Ahh the questions are endless lol.

    Nonetheless it's always super cool to get insights into restaurants like these!

  4. Temperatures in Fahrenheit, please, particularly when you're describing the weather in New York.

  5. Love the way she explains the why as she works. Cooking with her and learning must be an amazing experience.

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