Shortly afterward, Mr. Keller posted a letter of apology to customers on his website. Advertisement Continue reading the main storyFor the remodeling, Mr. Keller turned for inspiration to the Louvre’s mix of old and new architecture. “I came from a broken family,” said Mr. Keller, whose father was a Marine drill sergeant, and who continues to support veterans’ causes. Mr. Keller visited him and wrapped a red, white and blue scarf around his neck as the old chef rested in bed. Mr. Keller promised to return a few days later with the first-place trophy, a golden effigy of Mr. Bocuse.

Source: New York Times May 02, 2017 18:21 UTC