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The Golden Girl of Maison Pic

A third generation of food lovers is making the pilgrimage to Valence, where the first Frenchwoman in half a century to receive three Michelin stars works her magic.

By Linda Dannenberg
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A raspberry and red-pepper sorbet dessert garnished with gold leaf, at the Maison Pic, in Valence, France.Chef Anne-Sophie Pic.The dining room at Le 7, the new bistro at Maison Pic.Steamed turbot with an emulsion of almonds and jasmine flower.Andre and Jacques Pic, Anne-Sophie's grandfather and father.Courtyard dining at the Maison Pic.An appetizer of blue-shelled lobster tail and jellied heirloom tomatoes.
A raspberry and red-pepper sorbet dessert garnished with gold leaf, at the Maison Pic, in Valence, France.
PHOTO: Guy Bouchet
Chef Anne-Sophie Pic.
PHOTO: Guy Bouchet
The dining room at Le 7, the new bistro at Maison Pic.
PHOTO: Guy Bouchet
Steamed turbot with an emulsion of almonds and jasmine flower.
Andre and Jacques Pic, Anne-Sophie's grandfather and father.
PHOTO: Guy Bouchet
Courtyard dining at the Maison Pic.
PHOTO: Guy Bouchet
An appetizer of blue-shelled lobster tail and jellied heirloom tomatoes.
PHOTO: Guy Bouchet
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