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David Goodridge  

David Goodridge

Current Position:

chef (formerly at Gaddi's, The Peninsula)

Career Highlights:

David trained under Raymond Blanc and worked at the two Michelin-star restaurant Le Manoir aux Quat' Saisons, reaching senior sous chef at 25. He also spent time in the kitchen at Le Maison Troisgros, Restaurant Pierre Gagnaire, and La Cote D'or, all three-star Michelin restaurants.

Cuisine Specialties:

French

formerly at Gaddi's, The Peninsula:

French haute cuisine with an impressive wine list, open daily for lunch and dinner, 2315 3171.

Chef Signatures:

Scallop Carpaccio and Black Truffle, Poached Pike Souffle with Pan-Fried Crayfish, and 4-person Chefs' Table.

Q&A with: David Goodridge

April 2011

This month Paul McLoughlin shows us a trick on making a perfect poached egg; Eric Hendry teaches us on using rose water; David Goodridge explains what makes an authentic recipe of Ratatouille.

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February 2011

This month David Goodridge tells us his preferences on butter; Florian Trento gives tips on clarifying stocks; and Eric Hendry shares a recipe for preserving lemons.

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November 2010

This month Florian Trento tells us how to make the perfect roast; Eric Hendry offers a substitute for the spice, sumac; and David Goodridge answers a question on freezing meat.

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October 2010

This month Paul Lau gives a recipe for Peking Duck pancakes, Florian Trento provides tips on creating a lunch box for an eight-year-old, and David Goodridge highlights two seasonal ingredients.

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In the Kitchen: with David Goodridge Part2

Read how I get from raw bird to resurrected bird, the great reveal, plus tasting notes, recipe and tips, and David's review of my efforts.

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In the Kitchen: with David Goodridge

In the past few years many chefs, especially those producing more avant-garde cuisine, have told me that it is important to have a grounding in the classics before embarking into modern or undiscovered territory. And, when chefs talk about "the classics" they are talking about French cuisine, techniques and methods.

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September 2010

David Goodridge reveals his favorite herb to use in French cuisine and also answers a question on when to season meat.

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June 2010

This month Eric Hendry talks about haloumi, David Goodridge provides a recipe for duck, and Florian Trento talks about The Peninsula's use of organic produce.

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January 2010

This month David Goodridge tells us about his biggest challenge as a chef, Paul Lau gives advice on vegetarian dishes for the elderly, and Florian Trento talks more about becoming an executive chef.

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December 2009

This month David Goodridge gives a suggestion for an appetiser that is sure to impress, and Paul McLoughlin provides a recipe for lamb with Mediterranean influences. While Jeremy Evrard tells us which cheeses are currently in season.

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September 2009

This month's questions are answered by Paul McLoughlin, Florian Trento and David Goodridge.

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French Cuisine

Most people love French food, there is something almost romantic about the cuisine, and is often a popular choice when dining on special occasions. The cuisine has a long history and many of the most important chefs, both past and present are French.

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May 2009

This month's questions are answered by Jeremy Evrard, David Goodridge and Ashton Hall.

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January 2009

WOM talks to Florian Trento, Tak Sum Lee and David Goodridge.

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December 2008

WOM talks to David Goodridge and Gregoire Michaud

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September 2008

WOM talks to David Goodridge and Jeremy Evrard

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July 2008

WOM talks to Taisuke Sato and David Goodridge

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Editor's Blog May 08

Congee has never been one of my favourites, having grown up associating it as food for when I am sick. I recently came down with food poisoning (an occupational hazard!), and was confined to nothing but the white goo for a week. However, helplessness led to a reformed view, with the discovery of...

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