Douglas Katz
by Laura Taxel, Michelle Venorsky, John Long, Doug Trattner | Apr. 25, 2008 | 4:00 AM
As with most experienced chefs, Katz prefers to keep things simple — almost minimal, really. “I tend to think in threes,” he says. “It’s a good number of components to have in one dish.” To highlight the season’s first asparagus, for example, Katz will couple the vegetable with a simple vinaigrette and a few shavings of high-quality Parmesan cheese.
But at Fire, simple doesn’t mean conventional. Katz is fond of pairing surprising tastes for delicious results. “Oranges and pink peppercorns go really well together,” he notes. “So does fruit and salt.”
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