Saga Bocuse d'Or

Born on November 29th 1973
Fabrice Desvignes inherited his passion and gift for cuisine from his family. Owners of star-ranked restaurants, his
grandparents handed down all the know-how so necessary to become a great chef.
His career really kicked off when, still only 16, he worked as an assistant chef during the summer months. After a short
period of professional education, he followed several training courses at famous restaurants such as Aux Armes de
Champagne and Georges Blanc. A real enthusiast, he asked to do his military service in the kitchens of the joint chiefs
of staff of the French Ministry of Defence. He then increased his experience in different prestigious establishments,
especially in Switzerland, at the Hôtel Beau Rivage in Geneva and with Bernard Ravet. His main motivation for
participating in the Bocuse d’Or was to face the critics and general public. However, to taste the fine dishes prepared by
this young father, you must be elected as a Senator, as he has been chef of the kitchens of the Senate Presidency
since 1999.

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source : 34 chefs, 34 recettes