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The film tells the story of Pascal Ichak, a French opera singer and chef living in Georgia, who opens a restaurant. It also shows the life in Georgia at the beginning of the 20th century, including its short period of independence (see Democratic Republic of Georgia). After the Bolshevik coup attempt in Georgia (1920), the chef refuses to emigrate and endures the brutalities of the new regime.

Chef Tim Love is known as much for his vibrant personality as he is for his signature urban western cuisine, creating inspired and innovative dishes that have earned critical and popular acclaim. With restaurants spanning the nation, Love's roots remain in Texas, where he is chef and owner of beloved Texas restaurants Lonesome Dove Western Bistro, Woodshed Smokehouse, Queenie's Steakhouse, and Love Shack, as well as the storied White Elephant Saloon.

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This is an amazing recipe! I have baked it over 10 times for friends and family, my family is Persian and this tastes like faloodeh shirazi and cake yazdi all in one cake ! Thank you for bringing joy to our home!

I ventured away from the group to go find a bench some where to rest for a minute. On my way to the front of the outlets, I saw a truck that said Waffle Love in a big heart. It was like it was speaking to me. Being a food blogger, I love to try out new, fun and unique places to eat and this fit all those descriptions.

Oh my goodness, thank you for posting this recipe! I love waffle love and am dying to replicate the goodness at home so I don't have to hunt down the truck some crazy snow packed night. Good thing I have Amazon prime so I can get those Belgian Sugar Pearls stat! Would it be totally weird if I put it on my amazon wish list and people can just buy them for me for Christmas? ;)

Thanks for posting! I've been looking for this recipe! Bruges Waffles and Frites in downtown SLC, UT makes these waffles, plus some twice fried Belgian french fries that are equally unhealthy and mind-blowingly delicious. They also have a location in Sugarhouse.

I made these for Christmas morning and they are AWESOME! Worth the effort and the extra expense of the Belgian pearl sugar. I ordered the Lars brand from Amazon (thank goodness for Prime). I plan to make them again soon, but next time I will cut back on the amount of sugar - I think 1 cup (instead of 1 1/2 cups) will be sufficient. These would be great with ice cream so it's a twofer: breakfast and dessert (-: Thanks for sharing this recipe - LOVE it.

I can't wait to try this recipe! My sugar arrived today in the mail. :)

I have a couple questions tho - can I half it and it still taste the same? I do NOT want to ruin the recipe in any way.

And have you ever froze the dough to use days or weeks later before adding the sugar?

I just returned to the foodie world and so glad I did so that I could get this amazing recipe! I immediately used your link to put the Belgian Sugar in my cart on Amazon and right back so that I could pin the recipe! I buy some Belgian individually wrapped waffles at Sams Club that have that sugary crunchy bite and they are amazing. I can't wait to try to make them myself. Thank you for sharing!!!!

I spent all night very excited about trying this recipe mixing, kneading, rising, in anticipation to cook up this batter and try my first Liege waffle. They came out heavy , not light and fluffy. Very disappointed!

This looks amazing! I am late into the waffle love fan club and have only had one, but that was enough...I am in love! Is the pearl sugar the way the waffles get the sugar coating on them? The one I had seemed to be encrusted in cinnamon sugar. Any ideas how to reproduce that? Thanks in advance and thanks for all your great recipes!!!

Made this twice-both times with disappointed results. The dough doesn't really rise and the batter is heavy, not light at all. I've since made the waffles using another recipe I found on-line with fantastic results using the same ingredients. Very disappointed.

This recipe is amazing, came out to taste better than the local shop that sells liege waffles. I have to add that I have tried kneading it by hand and using my new Kitchen Aid, and using the kitchen aid kneading attachment made a huge different. I made this 4x already so far 3/4 time was a successful. The one time that wasn't successful, I am pretty sure I screwed up on measuring the amount of yeast I had to use, because my dough was flat and didn't rise. I shift my bread flours, not sure if that makes a difference. I also tried to freeze my waffle and reheat for my kids at a later time and it taste just as good and just as fresh. worth the effort. I also order my pearl sugars from Amazon. Will be making more for the Christmas holiday.

Hi Nikki. I love your recipes and always trust that they will turn out. Ina is the only other person I say that about. :) I was wondering if you'd ever tried freezing made waffles and reheating them. I realize anything is better served just made but I'm having lots of company and I don't think it would be realistic to make them fresh for each person. Thanks!

I moved to Portland just over a year ago and found it a renowned Waffle Window about three months ago. I've not been able to put my finger on how to make their leige waffles until I found this recipe. I love love love the savory toppings on the sweet waffle: bacon, basil, cheese, tomatoes and other vegetables make this really versatile for meals other than breakfast. I will say I got impatient and cooked them after only an hour on the second rise, rather than an overnight in the fridge,and I also made my own sugar pearls from white sugar because I didn't want to wait for the pearls to arrive. It turned out amazingly anyways.

I've made this recipe a couple times now and am gearing up to make it again Christmas morning... it's fantastic! Really. They are amazing! It's hard to eat any other waffle! Rhsnk you for sharing this incredible recipe!

Cooking, to Love, was a lot like sports. As the former soccer player for a national team, he loved the competitiveness of being on the line in a fast-moving kitchen. One year into his first job making salads, Love had worked his way to the top and was running the kitchen.

The rest has been a bit of a whirlwind as Love quickly climbed the ranks at multiple restaurants in management and as a chef, finished his degree, hiked the Appalachian Trail, met his future wife in Colorado, and finally ended up back home in Texas.

For me, this insight on the student dining experience and who is making my food definitely results in greater appreciation for Cal Dining and the benefits of my meal plan. We are very fortunate and in good hands, thanks to people like Hernandez. So, next time you see him or a Cal Dining staff member around campus, make sure to say hello and give some thanks. They deserve it!

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Hello! I'm Laura and welcome to Love Chef Laura. I am a culinary school graduate and retired pastry chef that now shares a mix of grain-free, dairy-free, and gluten-free recipes from my kitchen to help heal from rheumatoid arthritis and Hashimoto's disease.

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The act of making stock involves taking a bunch of scraps and garbage and making something that is kind of like lightly flavored water, but that turns into magic with the addition of salt and noodles. (We should talk about water as an ingredient at some point in this column. Does that sound fun? Sorry, I am rambling!) In a pressure cooker, you can cook stock in half the time or you can cook it for the same amount of time you would have otherwise, but under pressure so that it gets super gelatinous and magnificent.

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It is not always a truth that chefs with similar styles can meld and collaborate but it can be said that it is likely two similar chefs can find a way to vibe cohesively; it is a true gift, however, to witness two such chefs perfectly capture their shared culture so seamlessly, equally celebrating one another while inviting people who would otherwise be strangers in on the party. It was an unabashed display of Jordanian hospitality, Levantine cuisine, and human care through the idea of serving one food.

Andre has been an integral part of so much growth and change in our kitchen. From introducing new equipment like the Oliver machine, to developing flavorful and healthful recipes that reflect the diversity of our kitchen and NYC, Andre puts so much passion and love into everything he does.

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