Chefs Answer the Common Question: Why Do So Many of Them Have Tattoos?
Knives and needles.
In the microcosm of a single kitchen, a larger sense of kinship can be felt. And for many chefs, tattoos are permanent markers of that identity.
In the microcosm of a single kitchen, a larger sense of kinship can be felt. And for many chefs, tattoos are permanent markers of that identity.
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Do not flip an omelette. Just don’t.
Serve with the radish pickles and cold beer.
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