any difference between the classical
dessert from a contemporary dessert?
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Differences between the classical dessert and a contemporary dessert are:
- For thousands of years, people have been preparing and cooking vast quantities of food to feed a big number of people.
- During the French Revolution in 1793, however, a new way of presenting and serving food and treats emerged.
- Chefs used to work for noble families, but after the revolution, they were laid off. They all started opening eateries in and around the city of Paris.
- George Auguste Escoffier modernized the kitchen while maintaining the simplicity of traditional food.
- The phrase modern cuisine was coined in the 1980s to describe the new American cuisine that was presented in high-end restaurants. These dishes are a mash-up of numerous unique foods from throughout the world, rather than sticking to traditional recipes.
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