Carême

British  

/ karɛm /

noun

1. Marie Antonin. 1784–1833, French chef, regarded as the founder of haute cuisine .

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Example Sentences

At the pivotal moment in culinary history depicted in the film — when the ideas of the chef Antonin Carême gave way to the modernist impulses of Auguste Escoffier — sauces tended to be thicker than they are today, he noted.

From New York Times

Eugénie brushes aside the compliment, claiming herself to be a mere disciple in the shadow of a genuine great like Antonin Carême.

From Los Angeles Times

The court will also hear a case brought by Damien Carême, a member of the European Parliament for the French Green party, who is challenging France's refusal to take more ambitious climate measures.

From Reuters

But — as with so many dishes — credit for the Charlotte Russe goes to Marie-Antoine Carême.

From Salon

Marie-Antoine Carême, the legendary chef who professionalized French cuisine in the 19th century, would be proud.

From Washington Post