Friðgeir at Bocuse d'Or 2. nóvember 2006 11:39 Friðgeir Ingi Eiríksson Friðgeir Ingi Eiríksson will compete for Iceland at the prestigious Bocuse d'Or competition among chefs in Lyon, France next January. Friðgeir's father is Eiríkur Ingi Friðgeirsson, former master chef at Hotel Holt in Reykjavik. Friðgeir was therefore practically born into the kitchen. Friðgeir lives in France and works for master chef Philippe Girardon who is with Friðgeir in Iceland now to introduce his menu in the competition. Twenty-four chefs participate in the competition. They prepare a dish of fish and meat and have five hours to complete the cooking. Girardon explains that the training has so far been focused on the cooking but now they will start focusing on the clock. It takes about two years to prepare for the competition. The Bocuse d'Or competition will celebrate its twentieth anniversary in January but it is held every two years. „I will do my best and try to be satisfied with that" said Friðgeir about his winning prospects. News News in English Mest lesið Landlæknir varar við sýningu Adolescence-þáttanna Innlent Ingólfur tapar meiðyrðamáli: „Þá í að halda áfram að nauðga og beita ungar konur ofbeldi?“ Innlent Líf ólíklega í hættu en byggð gæti gjöreyðilagst Innlent Ríkisstyrkir til rafbílakaupa enduðu í vasa þeirra tekjuhæstu Innlent Fastur á Keflavíkurflugvelli í fjóra sólarhringa án alls Innlent Lækka laun bæjarfulltrúa og takmarka opnunartíma í sundi til að borga kennurum Innlent Menn hér á landi verið tengdir hryðjuverkasamtökum Innlent Dæmdir í tengslum við einn stærsta stuld Íslandssögunnar Innlent Erjur í innsta hring Trump fyrir opnum tjöldum Erlent Halla gerði hlé vegna veikinda veislugests Innlent
Friðgeir Ingi Eiríksson will compete for Iceland at the prestigious Bocuse d'Or competition among chefs in Lyon, France next January. Friðgeir's father is Eiríkur Ingi Friðgeirsson, former master chef at Hotel Holt in Reykjavik. Friðgeir was therefore practically born into the kitchen. Friðgeir lives in France and works for master chef Philippe Girardon who is with Friðgeir in Iceland now to introduce his menu in the competition. Twenty-four chefs participate in the competition. They prepare a dish of fish and meat and have five hours to complete the cooking. Girardon explains that the training has so far been focused on the cooking but now they will start focusing on the clock. It takes about two years to prepare for the competition. The Bocuse d'Or competition will celebrate its twentieth anniversary in January but it is held every two years. „I will do my best and try to be satisfied with that" said Friðgeir about his winning prospects.
News News in English Mest lesið Landlæknir varar við sýningu Adolescence-þáttanna Innlent Ingólfur tapar meiðyrðamáli: „Þá í að halda áfram að nauðga og beita ungar konur ofbeldi?“ Innlent Líf ólíklega í hættu en byggð gæti gjöreyðilagst Innlent Ríkisstyrkir til rafbílakaupa enduðu í vasa þeirra tekjuhæstu Innlent Fastur á Keflavíkurflugvelli í fjóra sólarhringa án alls Innlent Lækka laun bæjarfulltrúa og takmarka opnunartíma í sundi til að borga kennurum Innlent Menn hér á landi verið tengdir hryðjuverkasamtökum Innlent Dæmdir í tengslum við einn stærsta stuld Íslandssögunnar Innlent Erjur í innsta hring Trump fyrir opnum tjöldum Erlent Halla gerði hlé vegna veikinda veislugests Innlent