Gaggenau and Comme

Gaggenau and Comme came together on Friday 11 March to transform Melbourne’s Alfred Place into a Parisian-style laneway as part of the Melbourne Food and Wine Festival – complete with a sizzling gourmet cook-off. Chef Daniel Southern demonstrated his flambé skills on Gaggenau’s Vario series cooktops.

BY jesse

April 4th, 2011

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