Join us as we step into the 17th-century world of François Vatel, the 'Gordon Ramsay of the Middle Ages.' Discover his rise as a culinary virtuoso, renowned for extravagant feasts and edible sculptures. However, tragedy involving a fish delivery struck during a grand banquet for King Louis XIV at Vaux-le-Vicomte in 1661, leading to Vatel's heartbreaking suicide, inspiring eponymous movie directed by Roland Joffé. Join us on a gastronomic journey through passion, perfectionism, and culinary genius, reflecting on Francois Vatel's profound impact on culinary history.
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The Chef Who Took His Life Over Some Fish
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