
Eight questions
The Chef’s Table Host
You want to watch. The kitchen is the best room in your house, your guest list is small and your idea of a good evening involves asking what is in the sauce and getting a real answer. You would rather eat five courses at a counter than four in a dining room, and you pour the wine yourself.
Editor’s tip: Keep it to eight guests, clear two fridge shelves the day before and hire nobody but the chef. Spend the service budget on wine instead.
- FormatChef’s Table at Home
- MenuPasta at the Counter
- ChefThe Tasting Menu Chef
- MarketsLondon, New York
Your evening
Where to start
Format
The kitchen is the stageChef’s Table at Home
One chef, up to ten guests, everything finished in front of you.
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Menu
Three shapes, made in front of youPasta at the Counter
A chef’s table menu built entirely around pasta: dough made in front of the guests, three shapes, three sauces, and a green salad at the end to prove it was a meal..
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Chef profile
Restaurant precision in a private roomThe Tasting Menu Chef
Eight or nine courses, a brigade of three, a full day of prep.
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