The origin story of legendary chef Marie-Antoine Carême, now a flirty and fun series on Apple TV+ starring Benjamin Voisin, is incredibly French.

Carême, a historical drama on Apple TV+, purports to tell about the exploits of the titular French chef turned international spy.As the show explores the life and career of Marie-Antoine Carême ...

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Carême saw cookbooks as a chef’s greatest legacy, writing in 1830, three years before his death, “Our only duty, after cooking, is to record and publish. If not, we will suffer such regrets.” ...

Carême even directs his staff at one point to say “Oui, chef.” (And we could totally imagine him, like Jeremy Allen White, in a Calvin Klein underwear ad, if those had existed back then.) ...

“Carême,” a new Apple TV+ series, is based on the life of a 19th-century society chef who delighted diners and lovers. It’s very French. By Eleanor Stanford In recent years, you may have ...

Carême lived through France’s most turbulent period. He was born a few years before the French Revolution and survived the Reign of Terror, after the overthrow of the monarchy.

Carême even directs his staff at one point to say “Oui, chef.” (And we could totally imagine him, like Jeremy Allen White, in a Calvin Klein underwear ad, if those had existed back then.) ...

Carême even directs his staff at one point to say “Oui, chef.” (And we could totally imagine him, like Jeremy Allen White, in a Calvin Klein underwear ad, if those had existed back then.) ...