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In those times, however, culinary matters were considered trivial and unbecoming of a scientist. For this reason, Pożerski, who always signed his academic papers with his Polish name, decided, not unlike Babiński, to use a pen name when writing about gastronomy and gastrotechnique. Unlike Babiński, though, he chose a less fairy-tale talish ''nom de plume'' than ``Ali-Bab". He forged his pseudonym from the French version of his first name and a Frenchified form of the name of his nobility clan, ending up with ``Edouard de Pomiane".{{czyt|Edouard de Pomiane}}
Soon, under this name, he started to publish cookery books, putting the theoretical tenets of gastrotechnique into practice. He was also the first person to host a culinary radio show. Edouard de Pomiane would shortly become a gastronomic celebrity.