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At a pre-opening event, I chatted with the founder, Laurent Halasz, and we talked about his growing up in Mougins in the South of France, a village which I visited annually for years while attending the Cannes Film Festival.
Jay Weston: Fig & Olive -- A Spectacular Addition to the L.A. Dining Scene Jay Weston 2011
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And Los Angeles is a particularly finicky and erratic town when it comes to eateries, so I applaud Laurent Halasz and wish him well.
Jay Weston: Fig & Olive -- A Spectacular Addition to the L.A. Dining Scene Jay Weston 2011
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At a pre-opening event, I chatted with the founder, Laurent Halasz, and we talked about his growing up in Mougins in the South of France, a village which I visited annually for years while attending the Cannes Film Festival.
Jay Weston: Fig & Olive -- A Spectacular Addition to the L.A. Dining Scene Jay Weston 2011
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Remember this if nothing else: a paper-thin warm caramelized Apple Tart -- which chef tells me is a family recipe handed down by Halasz's mother.
Jay Weston: Fig & Olive -- A Spectacular Addition to the L.A. Dining Scene Jay Weston 2011
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Remember this if nothing else: a paper-thin warm caramelized Apple Tart -- which chef tells me is a family recipe handed down by Halasz's mother.
Jay Weston: Fig & Olive -- A Spectacular Addition to the L.A. Dining Scene Jay Weston 2011
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And Los Angeles is a particularly finicky and erratic town when it comes to eateries, so I applaud Laurent Halasz and wish him well.
Jay Weston: Fig & Olive -- A Spectacular Addition to the L.A. Dining Scene Jay Weston 2011
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Henry Miller, the controversial author of Tropic of Cancer, wrote his agent, I have found my counterpart in dear Halasz Brassa; he is a man of insatiable curiosity, a wonderer like me, who sets out on an exploration with no other aim but continued investigation.
The Great Escape Kati Marton 2006
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Henry Miller, the controversial author of Tropic of Cancer, wrote his agent, I have found my counterpart in dear Halasz Brassa; he is a man of insatiable curiosity, a wonderer like me, who sets out on an exploration with no other aim but continued investigation.
The Great Escape Kati Marton 2006
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Andrée, is reported by Nicholas Halasz in Nobel: A
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While the experience of being trapped aboard the plane more nearly eight hours was difficult, Halasz said the saga worsened once passengers left the plane.
The Seattle Times 2011
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