POLITICAL QUESTION DOCTRINE and the nation.' Not surprisingly, then, the concerns that made thepolitical question doctrine attractive before Baker v. Carr remainedimportant. Prudence simply migrated from the political questiondoctrine to the law of standing. But, once again, standing is a legaldoctrine, and doctrinalization occurred again.By the late 1990s, the justiciability doctrine had been thoroughlydomesticated.
Also known as. born. died. Marie-Antoine CarÃªme, byname Antonin CarÃªme (born June 8, 1784, Paris, Franceâdied January 12, 1833, Paris), French chef who served the royalty of Europe, wrote several classic works on cuisine, and advanced the notion of cuisine as both an art and a science. He is often cited as the founder of French gastronomy and was a pioneer of grande cuisine.
Antonin Careme: The First Celebrity Chef. Ian Kelly prepares backstage for his one-man play about Careme, Cooking for Kings. Whisk back in culinary time from Nigella Lawson, through Julia Child, past Auguste Escoffier, and give a deep tip of the chef's toque to Antonin Careme â a man who's billed as the first celebrity chef. He made his fame in the early 19th century, cooking for royalty and the very rich.