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Savoy Hotel

building, London, United kingdom
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  • Auguste Escoffier
    Auguste Escoffier

    …of the kitchens at the Savoy Hotel (1890–98) and afterward at the Carlton Hotel, both in London. Escoffier’s career spanned more than six decades, a record-making term of service in his profession, and his name became synonymous with classical French cuisine (see grande cuisine).

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    …of the kitchens at the Savoy Hotel (1890–98) and afterward at the Carlton Hotel, both in London. Escoffier’s career spanned more than six decades, a record-making term of service in his profession, and his name became synonymous with classical French cuisine (see grande cuisine).

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