
When chefs come together to cook, they often try to outdo each other with architectural presentations and exotic ingredients. That has happened in the past at the annual Masters of Food and Wine. This year, however, the event's 35 featured chefs emphasized less-elaborate fare, impressing guests with braised food and simple-looking plates at every meal.
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