The mild-mannered, French-born chef cooked for presidents and stars at Le Cirque in New York and earned an early four-star rating at Le Cygne.
Source: New York Times
Alain Sailhac, a Celebrity Chef Who Never Sought the Title, Dies at 86
Published in Chefs, Cooking and Cookbooks, Deaths (Obituaries), FOOD, French Culinary Institute, French Food (Cuisine), International Culinary Center, Le Cirque (Manhattan, NY, Restaurant), Manhattan (NYC), Restaurants and Sailhac, Alain (1936-2022)
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