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Limited Appeal - Whose Lacaque is this?
from Limited Appeal July 14, 2008
In this week's nature walk, Warren, uses a racial slur that he learned from a DJ, and then offends the French for good measure! Can you come up with a better slur for Belgian colonialists than us? Probably. Send them to us by email (maskedman@limitedappeal.net). Anyway, Warren finally gets round to telling us about macaques, and their high mating frequencies. Then Luc explains what he knows about lion sex, and why it's better to share if you're a male lion, and why females might prefer to be homosexual. Naturally, this leads to reacharound talk. What else were you expecting? Theme music courtesy of General Patton vs. The X-Ecutioners and Ipecac Recordings.
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La Langouste Grisée in Mauritius - au jardin
from recent posts - blip.tv (beta) July 10, 2008
In the buoyancy of Grand Bay emerges an oasis: La Langouste Gris e , authentic gourmet restaurant of Benoit Ducray. Well situated within the heart of a tropical garden, the restaurant proposes a new style of cuisine, well explored, ambitious and whose quality has equal to none, except, creativity. At the head, the Maestro: Sebastien Ducray, 25 years old. A rare phenomenon! Having a father as dynamic and passionate of good food as Beno t Ducray, we could naturally expect that his path was all long traced. However the true meeting of Sebastien with food production goes back only to one... year! "It came out naturally!" he said, almost apologizing not to have a better story on which he could dwell on. In fact, he is a day and night dreamer of imaginable new dishes, combinations of ideal flavours, reinventing cooking styles. Sebastien started it all one year ago. He was then in charge for the restaurant service and acted also as sommelier of La Langouste Gris e. "I really wanted to experience the dishes I dreamt of by myself. And with the invaluable assistance of the Chef of the time, Wilson, I got it underway, while being convinced that what I had created, tasted and enjoyed in my mind could only be good! One year after, experiments after experiments, this man who nurtures challenges, signs a second menu card which bursts his passion, his taste for adventure and an innate skill to combine several and different tastes. Because the young Chef dares, works assiduously and creates all the time. He turns around the classics, works with lobster like no one else and declines the rib-steak (two cooking styles; roasted and roast) with ease. Sebastien Ducray Still on the agenda of that real and proud character that he is, he removed squid and smoked marlin from his menu list. Too insipid, fade and so much non-representative of what Mauritius has to offer" he says. He then introduced the Blue Tuna - a rare delicacy - Turbot fish and meat "Grain Fed" from Tasmania. With regard to poultry, it comes naturally from La Ferme de Mon Choisy and he does himself his shopping! "My kitchen is the extension of my personality , he says. "I have solid convictions and I think that the customer who enters the doors of La Langouste Gris e has the legitimate right to experience the most exceptional products and which are in line with the mindset that I have for gastronomy in Mauritius, i.e. a journey and a meeting of flavours ". In the same line as the bad boy of the English gastronomy, Marco Pierre White, the first English chef to obtain a three Michelin star, Sebastien Ducray cooks with his instincts, tries to collect the present times and inspires himself from a cuisine coming deep inside him. "I think to have the faculty to imagine the tastes and to translate them in my dishes, my vision and in my desires. My style remains simple and without excess, but with consistency. I let speak the only artist which is the Nature. I am not sure that I found a career which I like in a Chef, but it is quite simply a way of living my dream". An exceptional variety of wines La Langouste Gris e is also the most beautiful wine cellar out of the hotel sector in Mauritius. Among the 250 varieties, patiently selected by Sebastien, which is also one of his passions, we find some very rare wines, like Chateauneuf du Pape Blanc, the South-African Palladius or the Cognac Courvoisier (XO) La Langouste Gris e, Route Royale, Grand Baie, Mauritius Tel : 263 1035 Fax : 263 1034 Email : lalangoustegrisee@intnet.mu
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La Langouste Grisée in Mauritius - Atmosphere
from recent posts - blip.tv (beta) July 10, 2008
In the buoyancy of Grand Bay emerges an oasis: La Langouste Gris e , authentic gourmet restaurant of Benoit Ducray. Well situated within the heart of a tropical garden, the restaurant proposes a new style of cuisine, well explored, ambitious and whose quality has equal to none, except, creativity. At the head, the Maestro: Sebastien Ducray, 25 years old. A rare phenomenon! Having a father as dynamic and passionate of good food as Beno t Ducray, we could naturally expect that his path was all long traced. However the true meeting of Sebastien with food production goes back only to one... year! "It came out naturally!" he said, almost apologizing not to have a better story on which he could dwell on. In fact, he is a day and night dreamer of imaginable new dishes, combinations of ideal flavours, reinventing cooking styles. Sebastien started it all one year ago. He was then in charge for the restaurant service and acted also as sommelier of La Langouste Gris e. "I really wanted to experience the dishes I dreamt of by myself. And with the invaluable assistance of the Chef of the time, Wilson, I got it underway, while being convinced that what I had created, tasted and enjoyed in my mind could only be good! One year after, experiments after experiments, this man who nurtures challenges, signs a second menu card which bursts his passion, his taste for adventure and an innate skill to combine several and different tastes. Because the young Chef dares, works assiduously and creates all the time. He turns around the classics, works with lobster like no one else and declines the rib-steak (two cooking styles; roasted and roast) with ease. Sebastien Ducray Still on the agenda of that real and proud character that he is, he removed squid and smoked marlin from his menu list. Too insipid, fade and so much non-representative of what Mauritius has to offer" he says. He then introduced the Blue Tuna - a rare delicacy - Turbot fish and meat "Grain Fed" from Tasmania. With regard to poultry, it comes naturally from La Ferme de Mon Choisy and he does himself his shopping! "My kitchen is the extension of my personality , he says. "I have solid convictions and I think that the customer who enters the doors of La Langouste Gris e has the legitimate right to experience the most exceptional products and which are in line with the mindset that I have for gastronomy in Mauritius, i.e. a journey and a meeting of flavours ". In the same line as the bad boy of the English gastronomy, Marco Pierre White, the first English chef to obtain a three Michelin star, Sebastien Ducray cooks with his instincts, tries to collect the present times and inspires himself from a cuisine coming deep inside him. "I think to have the faculty to imagine the tastes and to translate them in my dishes, my vision and in my desires. My style remains simple and without excess, but with consistency. I let speak the only artist which is the Nature. I am not sure that I found a career which I like in a Chef, but it is quite simply a way of living my dream". An exceptional variety of wines La Langouste Gris e is also the most beautiful wine cellar out of the hotel sector in Mauritius. Among the 250 varieties, patiently selected by Sebastien, which is also one of his passions, we find some very rare wines, like Chateauneuf du Pape Blanc, the South-African Palladius or the Cognac Courvoisier (XO) La Langouste Gris e, Route Royale, Grand Baie, Mauritius Tel : 263 1035 Fax : 263 1034 Email : lalangoustegrisee@intnet.mu
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La Langouste Grisée in Mauritius - Wine Cellar
from recent posts - blip.tv (beta) July 10, 2008
In the buoyancy of Grand Bay emerges an oasis: La Langouste Gris e , authentic gourmet restaurant of Benoit Ducray. Well situated within the heart of a tropical garden, the restaurant proposes a new style of cuisine, well explored, ambitious and whose quality has equal to none, except, creativity. At the head, the Maestro: Sebastien Ducray, 25 years old. A rare phenomenon! Having a father as dynamic and passionate of good food as Beno t Ducray, we could naturally expect that his path was all long traced. However the true meeting of Sebastien with food production goes back only to one... year! "It came out naturally!" he said, almost apologizing not to have a better story on which he could dwell on. In fact, he is a day and night dreamer of imaginable new dishes, combinations of ideal flavours, reinventing cooking styles. Sebastien started it all one year ago. He was then in charge for the restaurant service and acted also as sommelier of La Langouste Gris e. "I really wanted to experience the dishes I dreamt of by myself. And with the invaluable assistance of the Chef of the time, Wilson, I got it underway, while being convinced that what I had created, tasted and enjoyed in my mind could only be good! One year after, experiments after experiments, this man who nurtures challenges, signs a second menu card which bursts his passion, his taste for adventure and an innate skill to combine several and different tastes. Because the young Chef dares, works assiduously and creates all the time. He turns around the classics, works with lobster like no one else and declines the rib-steak (two cooking styles; roasted and roast) with ease. Sebastien Ducray Still on the agenda of that real and proud character that he is, he removed squid and smoked marlin from his menu list. Too insipid, fade and so much non-representative of what Mauritius has to offer" he says. He then introduced the Blue Tuna - a rare delicacy - Turbot fish and meat "Grain Fed" from Tasmania. With regard to poultry, it comes naturally from La Ferme de Mon Choisy and he does himself his shopping! "My kitchen is the extension of my personality , he says. "I have solid convictions and I think that the customer who enters the doors of La Langouste Gris e has the legitimate right to experience the most exceptional products and which are in line with the mindset that I have for gastronomy in Mauritius, i.e. a journey and a meeting of flavours ". In the same line as the bad boy of the English gastronomy, Marco Pierre White, the first English chef to obtain a three Michelin star, Sebastien Ducray cooks with his instincts, tries to collect the present times and inspires himself from a cuisine coming deep inside him. "I think to have the faculty to imagine the tastes and to translate them in my dishes, my vision and in my desires. My style remains simple and without excess, but with consistency. I let speak the only artist which is the Nature. I am not sure that I found a career which I like in a Chef, but it is quite simply a way of living my dream". An exceptional variety of wines La Langouste Gris e is also the most beautiful wine cellar out of the hotel sector in Mauritius. Among the 250 varieties, patiently selected by Sebastien, which is also one of his passions, we find some very rare wines, like Chateauneuf du Pape Blanc, the South-African Palladius or the Cognac Courvoisier (XO) La Langouste Gris e, Route Royale, Grand Baie, Mauritius Tel : 263 1035 Fax : 263 1034 Email : lalangoustegrisee@intnet.mu
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Sebastien Ducray at La Langouste Grisée in Mauritius discusses his dishes
from Food - recent posts - blip.tv (beta) July 09, 2008
In the buoyancy of Grand Bay emerges an oasis: La Langouste Gris e , authentic gourmet restaurant of Benoit Ducray. Well situated within the heart of a tropical garden, the restaurant proposes a new style of cuisine, well explored, ambitious and whose quality has equal to none, except, creativity. At the head, the Maestro: Sebastien Ducray, 25 years old. A rare phenomenon! Having a father as dynamic and passionate of good food as Beno t Ducray, we could naturally expect that his path was all long traced. However the true meeting of Sebastien with food production goes back only to one... year! "It came out naturally!" he said, almost apologizing not to have a better story on which he could dwell on. In fact, he is a day and night dreamer of imaginable new dishes, combinations of ideal flavours, reinventing cooking styles. Sebastien started it all one year ago. He was then in charge for the restaurant service and acted also as sommelier of La Langouste Gris e. "I really wanted to experience the dishes I dreamt of by myself. And with the invaluable assistance of the Chef of the time, Wilson, I got it underway, while being convinced that what I had created, tasted and enjoyed in my mind could only be good! One year after, experiments after experiments, this man who nurtures challenges, signs a second menu card which bursts his passion, his taste for adventure and an innate skill to combine several and different tastes. Because the young Chef dares, works assiduously and creates all the time. He turns around the classics, works with lobster like no one else and declines the rib-steak (two cooking styles; roasted and roast) with ease. Sebastien Ducray Still on the agenda of that real and proud character that he is, he removed squid and smoked marlin from his menu list. Too insipid, fade and so much non-representative of what Mauritius has to offer" he says. He then introduced the Blue Tuna - a rare delicacy - Turbot fish and meat "Grain Fed" from Tasmania. With regard to poultry, it comes naturally from La Ferme de Mon Choisy and he does himself his shopping! "My kitchen is the extension of my personality , he says. "I have solid convictions and I think that the customer who enters the doors of La Langouste Gris e has the legitimate right to experience the most exceptional products and which are in line with the mindset that I have for gastronomy in Mauritius, i.e. a journey and a meeting of flavours ". In the same line as the bad boy of the English gastronomy, Marco Pierre White, the first English chef to obtain a three Michelin star, Sebastien Ducray cooks with his instincts, tries to collect the present times and inspires himself from a cuisine coming deep inside him. "I think to have the faculty to imagine the tastes and to translate them in my dishes, my vision and in my desires. My style remains simple and without excess, but with consistency. I let speak the only artist which is the Nature. I am not sure that I found a career which I like in a Chef, but it is quite simply a way of living my dream". An exceptional variety of wines La Langouste Gris e is also the most beautiful wine cellar out of the hotel sector in Mauritius. Among the 250 varieties, patiently selected by Sebastien, which is also one of his passions, we find some very rare wines, like Chateauneuf du Pape Blanc, the South-African Palladius or the Cognac Courvoisier (XO) La Langouste Gris e, Route Royale, Grand Baie, Mauritius Tel : 263 1035 Fax : 263 1034 Email : lalangoustegrisee@intnet.mu
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La Langouste Grisée in Mauritius - Private Dining
from recent posts - blip.tv (beta) July 09, 2008
In the buoyancy of Grand Bay emerges an oasis: La Langouste Gris e , authentic gourmet restaurant of Benoit Ducray. Well situated within the heart of a tropical garden, the restaurant proposes a new style of cuisine, well explored, ambitious and whose quality has equal to none, except, creativity. At the head, the Maestro: Sebastien Ducray, 25 years old. A rare phenomenon! Having a father as dynamic and passionate of good food as Beno t Ducray, we could naturally expect that his path was all long traced. However the true meeting of Sebastien with food production goes back only to one... year! "It came out naturally!" he said, almost apologizing not to have a better story on which he could dwell on. In fact, he is a day and night dreamer of imaginable new dishes, combinations of ideal flavours, reinventing cooking styles. Sebastien started it all one year ago. He was then in charge for the restaurant service and acted also as sommelier of La Langouste Gris e. "I really wanted to experience the dishes I dreamt of by myself. And with the invaluable assistance of the Chef of the time, Wilson, I got it underway, while being convinced that what I had created, tasted and enjoyed in my mind could only be good! One year after, experiments after experiments, this man who nurtures challenges, signs a second menu card which bursts his passion, his taste for adventure and an innate skill to combine several and different tastes. Because the young Chef dares, works assiduously and creates all the time. He turns around the classics, works with lobster like no one else and declines the rib-steak (two cooking styles; roasted and roast) with ease. Sebastien Ducray Still on the agenda of that real and proud character that he is, he removed squid and smoked marlin from his menu list. Too insipid, fade and so much non-representative of what Mauritius has to offer" he says. He then introduced the Blue Tuna - a rare delicacy - Turbot fish and meat "Grain Fed" from Tasmania. With regard to poultry, it comes naturally from La Ferme de Mon Choisy and he does himself his shopping! "My kitchen is the extension of my personality , he says. "I have solid convictions and I think that the customer who enters the doors of La Langouste Gris e has the legitimate right to experience the most exceptional products and which are in line with the mindset that I have for gastronomy in Mauritius, i.e. a journey and a meeting of flavours ". In the same line as the bad boy of the English gastronomy, Marco Pierre White, the first English chef to obtain a three Michelin star, Sebastien Ducray cooks with his instincts, tries to collect the present times and inspires himself from a cuisine coming deep inside him. "I think to have the faculty to imagine the tastes and to translate them in my dishes, my vision and in my desires. My style remains simple and without excess, but with consistency. I let speak the only artist which is the Nature. I am not sure that I found a career which I like in a Chef, but it is quite simply a way of living my dream". An exceptional variety of wines La Langouste Gris e is also the most beautiful wine cellar out of the hotel sector in Mauritius. Among the 250 varieties, patiently selected by Sebastien, which is also one of his passions, we find some very rare wines, like Chateauneuf du Pape Blanc, the South-African Palladius or the Cognac Courvoisier (XO) La Langouste Gris e, Route Royale, Grand Baie, Mauritius Tel : 263 1035 Fax : 263 1034 Email : lalangoustegrisee@intnet.mu
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Sebastien Ducray at La Langouste Grisée in Mauritius discusses his menu
from Food - recent posts - blip.tv (beta) July 09, 2008
In the buoyancy of Grand Bay emerges an oasis: La Langouste Gris e , authentic gourmet restaurant of Benoit Ducray. Well situated within the heart of a tropical garden, the restaurant proposes a new style of cuisine, well explored, ambitious and whose quality has equal to none, except, creativity. At the head, the Maestro: Sebastien Ducray, 25 years old. A rare phenomenon! Having a father as dynamic and passionate of good food as Beno t Ducray, we could naturally expect that his path was all long traced. However the true meeting of Sebastien with food production goes back only to one... year! "It came out naturally!" he said, almost apologizing not to have a better story on which he could dwell on. In fact, he is a day and night dreamer of imaginable new dishes, combinations of ideal flavours, reinventing cooking styles. Sebastien started it all one year ago. He was then in charge for the restaurant service and acted also as sommelier of La Langouste Gris e. "I really wanted to experience the dishes I dreamt of by myself. And with the invaluable assistance of the Chef of the time, Wilson, I got it underway, while being convinced that what I had created, tasted and enjoyed in my mind could only be good! One year after, experiments after experiments, this man who nurtures challenges, signs a second menu card which bursts his passion, his taste for adventure and an innate skill to combine several and different tastes. Because the young Chef dares, works assiduously and creates all the time. He turns around the classics, works with lobster like no one else and declines the rib-steak (two cooking styles; roasted and roast) with ease. Sebastien Ducray Still on the agenda of that real and proud character that he is, he removed squid and smoked marlin from his menu list. Too insipid, fade and so much non-representative of what Mauritius has to offer" he says. He then introduced the Blue Tuna - a rare delicacy - Turbot fish and meat "Grain Fed" from Tasmania. With regard to poultry, it comes naturally from La Ferme de Mon Choisy and he does himself his shopping! "My kitchen is the extension of my personality , he says. "I have solid convictions and I think that the customer who enters the doors of La Langouste Gris e has the legitimate right to experience the most exceptional products and which are in line with the mindset that I have for gastronomy in Mauritius, i.e. a journey and a meeting of flavours ". In the same line as the bad boy of the English gastronomy, Marco Pierre White, the first English chef to obtain a three Michelin star, Sebastien Ducray cooks with his instincts, tries to collect the present times and inspires himself from a cuisine coming deep inside him. "I think to have the faculty to imagine the tastes and to translate them in my dishes, my vision and in my desires. My style remains simple and without excess, but with consistency. I let speak the only artist which is the Nature. I am not sure that I found a career which I like in a Chef, but it is quite simply a way of living my dream". An exceptional variety of wines La Langouste Gris e is also the most beautiful wine cellar out of the hotel sector in Mauritius. Among the 250 varieties, patiently selected by Sebastien, which is also one of his passions, we find some very rare wines, like Chateauneuf du Pape Blanc, the South-African Palladius or the Cognac Courvoisier (XO) La Langouste Gris e, Route Royale, Grand Baie, Mauritius Tel : 263 1035 Fax : 263 1034 Email : lalangoustegrisee@intnet.mu
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Sebastien Ducray at La Langouste Grisée in Mauritius cooks Chareaubriand with Foie Gras
from Food - recent posts - blip.tv (beta) July 09, 2008
In the buoyancy of Grand Bay emerges an oasis: La Langouste Gris e , authentic gourmet restaurant of Benoit Ducray. Well situated within the heart of a tropical garden, the restaurant proposes a new style of cuisine, well explored, ambitious and whose quality has equal to none, except, creativity. At the head, the Maestro: Sebastien Ducray, 25 years old. A rare phenomenon! Having a father as dynamic and passionate of good food as Beno t Ducray, we could naturally expect that his path was all long traced. However the true meeting of Sebastien with food production goes back only to one... year! "It came out naturally!" he said, almost apologizing not to have a better story on which he could dwell on. In fact, he is a day and night dreamer of imaginable new dishes, combinations of ideal flavours, reinventing cooking styles. Sebastien started it all one year ago. He was then in charge for the restaurant service and acted also as sommelier of La Langouste Gris e. "I really wanted to experience the dishes I dreamt of by myself. And with the invaluable assistance of the Chef of the time, Wilson, I got it underway, while being convinced that what I had created, tasted and enjoyed in my mind could only be good! One year after, experiments after experiments, this man who nurtures challenges, signs a second menu card which bursts his passion, his taste for adventure and an innate skill to combine several and different tastes. Because the young Chef dares, works assiduously and creates all the time. He turns around the classics, works with lobster like no one else and declines the rib-steak (two cooking styles; roasted and roast) with ease. Sebastien Ducray Still on the agenda of that real and proud character that he is, he removed squid and smoked marlin from his menu list. Too insipid, fade and so much non-representative of what Mauritius has to offer" he says. He then introduced the Blue Tuna - a rare delicacy - Turbot fish and meat "Grain Fed" from Tasmania. With regard to poultry, it comes naturally from La Ferme de Mon Choisy and he does himself his shopping! "My kitchen is the extension of my personality , he says. "I have solid convictions and I think that the customer who enters the doors of La Langouste Gris e has the legitimate right to experience the most exceptional products and which are in line with the mindset that I have for gastronomy in Mauritius, i.e. a journey and a meeting of flavours ". In the same line as the bad boy of the English gastronomy, Marco Pierre White, the first English chef to obtain a three Michelin star, Sebastien Ducray cooks with his instincts, tries to collect the present times and inspires himself from a cuisine coming deep inside him. "I think to have the faculty to imagine the tastes and to translate them in my dishes, my vision and in my desires. My style remains simple and without excess, but with consistency. I let speak the only artist which is the Nature. I am not sure that I found a career which I like in a Chef, but it is quite simply a way of living my dream". An exceptional variety of wines La Langouste Gris e is also the most beautiful wine cellar out of the hotel sector in Mauritius. Among the 250 varieties, patiently selected by Sebastien, which is also one of his passions, we find some very rare wines, like Chateauneuf du Pape Blanc, the South-African Palladius or the Cognac Courvoisier (XO) La Langouste Gris e, Route Royale, Grand Baie, Mauritius Tel : 263 1035 Fax : 263 1034 Email : lalangoustegrisee@intnet.mu
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Sebastien Ducray at La Langouste Grisée in Mauritius cooks Pan Seared Scallops with Roast Belly Pork
from popular posts - blip.tv (beta) July 09, 2008
In the buoyancy of Grand Bay emerges an oasis: La Langouste Gris e , authentic gourmet restaurant of Benoit Ducray. Well situated within the heart of a tropical garden, the restaurant proposes a new style of cuisine, well explored, ambitious and whose quality has equal to none, except, creativity. At the head, the Maestro: Sebastien Ducray, 25 years old. A rare phenomenon! Having a father as dynamic and passionate of good food as Beno t Ducray, we could naturally expect that his path was all long traced. However the true meeting of Sebastien with food production goes back only to one... year! "It came out naturally!" he said, almost apologizing not to have a better story on which he could dwell on. In fact, he is a day and night dreamer of imaginable new dishes, combinations of ideal flavours, reinventing cooking styles. Sebastien started it all one year ago. He was then in charge for the restaurant service and acted also as sommelier of La Langouste Gris e. "I really wanted to experience the dishes I dreamt of by myself. And with the invaluable assistance of the Chef of the time, Wilson, I got it underway, while being convinced that what I had created, tasted and enjoyed in my mind could only be good! One year after, experiments after experiments, this man who nurtures challenges, signs a second menu card which bursts his passion, his taste for adventure and an innate skill to combine several and different tastes. Because the young Chef dares, works assiduously and creates all the time. He turns around the classics, works with lobster like no one else and declines the rib-steak (two cooking styles; roasted and roast) with ease. Sebastien Ducray Still on the agenda of that real and proud character that he is, he removed squid and smoked marlin from his menu list. Too insipid, fade and so much non-representative of what Mauritius has to offer" he says. He then introduced the Blue Tuna - a rare delicacy - Turbot fish and meat "Grain Fed" from Tasmania. With regard to poultry, it comes naturally from La Ferme de Mon Choisy and he does himself his shopping! "My kitchen is the extension of my personality , he says. "I have solid convictions and I think that the customer who enters the doors of La Langouste Gris e has the legitimate right to experience the most exceptional products and which are in line with the mindset that I have for gastronomy in Mauritius, i.e. a journey and a meeting of flavours ". In the same line as the bad boy of the English gastronomy, Marco Pierre White, the first English chef to obtain a three Michelin star, Sebastien Ducray cooks with his instincts, tries to collect the present times and inspires himself from a cuisine coming deep inside him. "I think to have the faculty to imagine the tastes and to translate them in my dishes, my vision and in my desires. My style remains simple and without excess, but with consistency. I let speak the only artist which is the Nature. I am not sure that I found a career which I like in a Chef, but it is quite simply a way of living my dream". An exceptional variety of wines La Langouste Gris e is also the most beautiful wine cellar out of the hotel sector in Mauritius. Among the 250 varieties, patiently selected by Sebastien, which is also one of his passions, we find some very rare wines, like Chateauneuf du Pape Blanc, the South-African Palladius or the Cognac Courvoisier (XO) La Langouste Gris e, Route Royale, Grand Baie, Mauritius Tel : 263 1035 Fax : 263 1034 Email : lalangoustegrisee@intnet.mu
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Sebastien Ducray at La Langouste Grisée in Mauritius
from Food - recent posts - blip.tv (beta) July 08, 2008
In the buoyancy of Grand Bay emerges an oasis: La Langouste Gris e , authentic gourmet restaurant of Benoit Ducray. Well situated within the heart of a tropical garden, the restaurant proposes a new style of cuisine, well explored, ambitious and whose quality has equal to none, except, creativity. At the head, the Maestro: Sebastien Ducray, 25 years old. A rare phenomenon! Having a father as dynamic and passionate of good food as Beno t Ducray, we could naturally expect that his path was all long traced. However the true meeting of Sebastien with food production goes back only to one... year! "It came out naturally!" he said, almost apologizing not to have a better story on which he could dwell on. In fact, he is a day and night dreamer of imaginable new dishes, combinations of ideal flavours, reinventing cooking styles. Sebastien started it all one year ago. He was then in charge for the restaurant service and acted also as sommelier of La Langouste Gris e. "I really wanted to experience the dishes I dreamt of by myself. And with the invaluable assistance of the Chef of the time, Wilson, I got it underway, while being convinced that what I had created, tasted and enjoyed in my mind could only be good! One year after, experiments after experiments, this man who nurtures challenges, signs a second menu card which bursts his passion, his taste for adventure and an innate skill to combine several and different tastes. Because the young Chef dares, works assiduously and creates all the time. He turns around the classics, works with lobster like no one else and declines the rib-steak (two cooking styles; roasted and roast) with ease. Sebastien Ducray Still on the agenda of that real and proud character that he is, he removed squid and smoked marlin from his menu list. Too insipid, fade and so much non-representative of what Mauritius has to offer" he says. He then introduced the Blue Tuna - a rare delicacy - Turbot fish and meat "Grain Fed" from Tasmania. With regard to poultry, it comes naturally from La Ferme de Mon Choisy and he does himself his shopping! "My kitchen is the extension of my personality , he says. "I have solid convictions and I think that the customer who enters the doors of La Langouste Gris e has the legitimate right to experience the most exceptional products and which are in line with the mindset that I have for gastronomy in Mauritius, i.e. a journey and a meeting of flavours ". In the same line as the bad boy of the English gastronomy, Marco Pierre White, the first English chef to obtain a three Michelin star, Sebastien Ducray cooks with his instincts, tries to collect the present times and inspires himself from a cuisine coming deep inside him. "I think to have the faculty to imagine the tastes and to translate them in my dishes, my vision and in my desires. My style remains simple and without excess, but with consistency. I let speak the only artist which is the Nature. I am not sure that I found a career which I like in a Chef, but it is quite simply a way of living my dream". An exceptional variety of wines La Langouste Gris e is also the most beautiful wine cellar out of the hotel sector in Mauritius. Among the 250 varieties, patiently selected by Sebastien, which is also one of his passions, we find some very rare wines, like Chateauneuf du Pape Blanc, the South-African Palladius or the Cognac Courvoisier (XO) La Langouste Gris e, Route Royale, Grand Baie, Mauritius Tel : 263 1035 Fax : 263 1034 Email : lalangoustegrisee@intnet.mu
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Colossal 08 - Number of Words
from YouTube :: Tag // newyork June 30, 2008
Every member has a certain number of words that they're limited to for the entire scene. The scene is giant Pokemon are invading New York City. Author: WhoseLineIsItAnime Keywords: Colossal whose line anime sketch improv number words pokemon new york Added: June 30, 2008
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K-Salaam & Beatnick- Whose World Is This?- TREY SONGZ
from Revver - hip, hop Videos June 25, 2008
Author: vprecords Added: Wed, 25 Jun 2008 13:22:36 -0800 Duration: 207K-Salaam and Trey Songz interview + freestyle from the "Whose World Is This?" documentary "Whose World Is This?" The debut album from DJ/ Production team K-Salaam and Beatnick IN-STORES AND ONLINE JULY 29, 2008 VP RECORDS
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Improvável - Transforma (Marco Luque)
from Most Viewed June 21, 2008
http://www.improvavel.com.br --- Jogo: Transforma Regra: Dois jogadores começam improvisando uma cena baseada numa frase escrita pela platéia. Quando o Rafinha disser transforma! os atores congelam e um que está de fora tem que entrar e transformar a cena. Convidado do dia: Marco Luque
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The Gum Skit
from YouTube :: Tag // madtv June 18, 2008
Eddie and Neeks bring you the Gum Skit. A silent film with cheesy background music. =) Author: NeeksTV Keywords: gum dr pepper mentos soda skit mad tv family guy peter griffin stewie brian lois whose line seinfeld jerry saturday Added: June 18, 2008
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Living Single - "Whose Date Is It Anyway?"
from YouTube :: Tag // tag June 18, 2008
"Whose Date Is It Anyway?" After learning that Synclaire hasn't had a date for six months, Regine and Max devote their energies to remedying this situation. Synclaire accepts a date from a handsome veterinarian named Michael, much to Overton's chagrin. Max and Regine give her a make-over and offer tips. Regine explains the "date laugh," in which the woman puts one hand on her date and the other on her cleavage when the man says anything amusing. They decide to follow Synclaire to the restaurant to make sure things go smoothly. Although Khadijah feels they should mind their own business, she also tags along. Synclaire is furious at their interference, and asks them to leave. She and Michael have a nice time, but he is called away on an emergency, thanks to a phone call set up by Overton. Overton steps in and takes his place at the table, and later takes Synclaire bowling. Synclaire sends Overton into the stratosphere with a kiss on the cheek, and he excitedly tells Kyle that he is six months ahead of schedule in his pursuit of her. Part 1/3 Author: DX1011985 Keywords: 90's Living Single Whose Date Is It Anyway Season One 1993 Added: June 17, 2008
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AP 2008 - Number of Words Alternate
from YouTube :: Tag // anime May 27, 2008
This is the mobile cam view for the game. Now you can see exactly what was going on out in the audience. Author: WhoseLineIsItAnime Keywords: anime punch whose line improv sketch number words cowboy bebop Added: May 27, 2008
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