CultureInside a French Cooking SchoolThe tools of sauce making: ladles, skimmers, and whisks. David BrabynAn advanced student prepares for lunch service. A student blanches savoy cabbage leaves. David BrabynSweating onions and reducing veal stock. David BrabynRoasted bones and aromatics form the base of a veal stock. David BrabynADVERTISEMENTADADThe class gathers for a portrait. David BrabynA bin of dirty pots and pans heads to the dishwasher. David BrabynA student prepares a bordelaise sauce. David BrabynA student tests their sauce. David BrabynA chef-instructor poses for a portrait. David BrabynADVERTISEMENTADADThe makings of veal stock. David BrabynThree finished sauces. David BrabynKeep ReadingBerlin’s Cemetery Cafés Are Very Much AliveBy DIANA HUBBELL3 Must-Try Gooey Cheeses That Come Wrapped in BarkBy EMILY MONACO WITH KAT CRADDOCKWhere to Eat Like a Local in AthensBy KATHERINE WHITTAKERHow to Plan a Life-Changing Wine Trip to HungaryBy ALIA AKKAMHow Women Are Breathing New Life Into Georgia’s 8,000-Year Wine TraditionBy ALICE FEIRINGMeet Liberica, the Coffee Bean You’ve Probably Never Heard OfBy ALEX MAYYASI12 Must-Read Cookbooks Coming This FallBy JAMIE FELDMARHow to Make a Mean French Omelet—Straight From the ProsBy MEGAN ZHANGCelebrating a New Generation of Texas Pitmasters at the Ultimate Barbecue PartyBy TAVO DAMSee AllContinue to Next StoryADVERTISEMENTADAD
