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Most delicious: to cast a rat in a tactile Parisian restaurant. Pixar cooked up new tools and techniques that helped their artists create a savory CG feature animation.(computer graphics)(Pixar Animation Studios and Walt Disney Pictures and Television's movie "Ratatouille")(Editorial)
The most unlikely ingredients often create the most delectable dishes, the unexpected flavors transforming food into a mind-altering, tongue-tingling sensation. Listen to food critic Hal Rubenstein waxing rhapsodic in New York Magazine: "... the unexpected ingredients ... expand the boundaries of a cuisine and of our desires.... The briny sharpness of braised artichokes with mizuna leaves squares off against soothing goat cheese and roasted peppers, resolving into a delicious truce. Delicately folded goat-cheese tortelloni almost floating above the fork are enveloped in a wondrous coating of dried orange and rarely used wild-fennel pollen."
Remarkably, Pixar has ...
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