With Bras: The Taste of Aubrac, chef Sébastien Bras traces the history of a legendary culinary dynasty and a unique territory. Heir to the famous Michel Bras, creator of the Gargouillou and the Chocolate Coulant, he continues a vegetable, poetic cuisine deeply rooted in Aubrac at the restaurant Le Suquet. Illustrated with photos and 40 iconic recipes, this book celebrates transmission, terroir, and family creativity.
Bras: The Taste of Aubrac is a vibrant tribute to a family, a region, and a cuisine that have forever marked the French gastronomy.
The story begins with Michel Bras, who takes over the family restaurant in the village of Laguiole, in Aveyron. In 1992, he founded Le Suquet, nestled in the heart of the plateau of theAubrac, offering a breathtaking view of this magnificent landscape. The restaurant quickly achieved worldwide fame and earned three Michelin stars. Among his mythical creations, two emblematic dishes:
The Gargouillou of young vegetables
Chocolate Lava Cake, has become a global reference
In 2009, Sébastien Bras takes over from his father and continues to advocate for a deeply rooted cuisine anchored in the plant. Wild foraging, family gardens, local producers: everything contributes to a creative and respectful approach, where the local land becomes an endless source of inspiration.
Through this richly illustrated book, Sébastien Bras tells:
The story of an extraordinary family, passed down through three generations
The landscapes of Aubrac, photographed throughout the seasons
Forty Iconic Recipes, a reflection of a poetic and sincere cuisine
It is not just a cookbook, but a sensitive narrative that blends archives, testimonies, and culinary creations, offering a dive into the soul of theAubrac.
Enthusiasts of French gastronomy and haute cuisine
The admirers of the family Arm and their culinary heritage
Lovers of local produce, nature, and plant-based cuisine
Title : Bras: The Taste of Aubrac
Author : Sébastien Bras
Editor : Phaidon
Publication date : October 6, 2022
Format : Connected
Number of pages : 272
Dimensions : 29.7 x 22.1 x 3 cm
Weight : 1,375 g
Language : French
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ISBN : 978-1-83866-275-2
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