Austin Leslie

Chef and author of Creole cuisine

Austin Leslie - Artists & Creatives born 1934
Born

1934
92 years ago

Died
Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

United States

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An accomplished chef and author, contributed to the promotion of Creole cuisine. Operated a prominent restaurant in New Orleans, which became a culinary landmark. Emphasized traditional cooking techniques and regional ingredients, inspiring many culinary enthusiasts. Authored a cookbook that highlighted the richness of Creole flavors and recipes, making them accessible to a wider audience.

Operated the restaurant 'Austin's' in New Orleans

Authored 'Creole Recipes: The Best of New Orleans'

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