Daniel Boulud Shares his Musts & Lusts
June 2nd, 2007
Though raised in a modest farmhouse in Lyons, renowned chef Daniel Boulud is no stranger to cutting-edge kitchens… Here are some of his kitchen essentials…
Though raised in a modest farmhouse in Lyons, renowned chef Daniel Boulud is no stranger to cutting-edge kitchens. Noted for fresh interpretations of simple, seasonal cuisine steeped in his French heritage, Daniel believes cooking should be a personal expression that awakens the senses and inspires the eye and palate. His philosophy of paying homage to the simplicity of highest-quality ingredients extends to kitchen design. “Daniel” headlines Boulud’s collection of four top New York City restaurants. Here are some of his kitchen essentials:
Musts
- Plenty of work surface/counter space
- Convection ovens large enough to accommodate full-size sheet pans
- Quality marble countertops
- Well-thought-out lighting for all work and storage areas, ideally on dimmers
- A 6-burner stove with griddle and all three energy sources: wood, electric, and gas
Lusts
- Best-quality custom cabinetry
- Open gas rotisserie
- Electrical equipment in its own storage area that slides out for easy access to appliances
- Mini smoker
- Wood-burning pizza oven
- Plate warmer

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