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taurateurs testified and wrote letters. Chef Eric Ripert of Le Bernardin offered a nuanced defense: he acknowledged concern for animal health “and blah, blah, blah, O.K., fine” but then said “many foo

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k City, which leads dining trends, restaurants like Daniel, Le Bernardin, Jean-Georges, Lutèce, and Eleven Madison Park were serving foie gras terrines or seared foie gras appetizers. The New York Tim

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ced foie gras as part of its haute cuisine identity – think Le Bernardin’s foie gras, Jean-Georges’ foie gras brûlée, etc. However, NYC also became a battleground, with a law passed to ban foie gras (

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onsumption, confidence: medium). For example, classics like Le Bernardin, Per Se, Daniel, Jean-Georges, and Eleven Madison Park (pre-2021) all featured foie gras prominently. Chefs often treat foie gr

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