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When You Taste Things In The Right Order, Sometimes They Taste So Much Different Than If You Taste Them Out Of Order. Not That There's A Right Order, Like By Rule, But Just Like In A Thoughtful Way That Makes Sense.

All The Information You Could Want Is Constantly Streaming At You Like A Runaway Truck - Books, Newspaper Stories, Web Sites, Apps, How-to Videos, This Article You're Reading, Even Entire Magazines Devoted To Single Subjects Like Charcuterie Or Wedding Cakes Or Pickles.

Any Simple But Delicious Dish That Celebrates The Season And Locality Is What I Want To Be Known For.

The Hardest Part Of Anything Is Making A Dish Consistently Great - You Order It Seven Years Later, If It's Still On The Menu, And It's Still As Good As What You Remember.

My Favorite Thing Is Always A Nice, Inexpensive Draft Beer, But If Someone Wants Something A Little More Complicated Than That, Then I'd Like A Michelada, Which Is Where I Take Beer And A Little Bit Of Either A Spicy Or Not-so-spicy Bloody Mary, Mix It Like Six To One [ratio], So It's Kind Of A Red Beer.