According to Escoffier himself, the circumstances of how he came to be are truly extraordinary. His origins aren't officially documented, but in his autobiography Escoffier informs us of his birth: "To whom I was born to, I do not know. But I tell you as I was told by Dankmar, great lord of the mountain, that I was 'happened' into existence and hidden under a rock in the hills of Cumbria until I was ready. From there, after crawling up the side of a wet mountain face, I was plucked, by command, from the mountain by a giant eagle, and taken to Paris at the speed of sound."
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| - According to Escoffier himself, the circumstances of how he came to be are truly extraordinary. His origins aren't officially documented, but in his autobiography Escoffier informs us of his birth: "To whom I was born to, I do not know. But I tell you as I was told by Dankmar, great lord of the mountain, that I was 'happened' into existence and hidden under a rock in the hills of Cumbria until I was ready. From there, after crawling up the side of a wet mountain face, I was plucked, by command, from the mountain by a giant eagle, and taken to Paris at the speed of sound."
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| - According to Escoffier himself, the circumstances of how he came to be are truly extraordinary. His origins aren't officially documented, but in his autobiography Escoffier informs us of his birth: "To whom I was born to, I do not know. But I tell you as I was told by Dankmar, great lord of the mountain, that I was 'happened' into existence and hidden under a rock in the hills of Cumbria until I was ready. From there, after crawling up the side of a wet mountain face, I was plucked, by command, from the mountain by a giant eagle, and taken to Paris at the speed of sound."
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