rocytop2624
The 411 Guy.
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As I remember it he was extremely low key on his TV shows but his food always just looked so good.I don't remember seeing him TV too often. I have a couple of his books and Emeril talks about him in one of his books. I don't cook much Cajun but I love his Louisiana Kitchen book.
He wasn't a favorite "celebrity" chef of mine, but that's not meant as a criticism. He just wasn't as "out there" like most others.
Prepare yourselves for no football this season. By August so many people are gonna be freaking out, even worse than now or before, that "they" won't let it or a bunch other stuff happen.
Doesn't matter if I agree or disagree, we gone be shut down again.
I don't like what the "they" people say a lot of the time, but I sadly think you all are right.Prepare yourselves for no football this season. By August so many people are gonna be freaking out, even worse than now or before, that "they" won't let it or a bunch other stuff happen.
Doesn't matter if I agree or disagree, we gone be shut down again.
Auguste Escoffier is like my culinary god and she is a close next then Jacques Pepin. Then it goes into celebrity chefs. Julia just had such a passion for food and cooking. That's a big part of why I like Emeril so much.
I've had both volumes for about 30 years and they are my prized possession as far as culinary literature, and I have a large collection.When I go to used bookstores - granted, it has been a long while - I look for a 1st edition of Mastering the Art of French Cooking.
Hey mikey, I’ve been in the RF mostly this week. I wanted to do some debating with some over there, @Behr, interesting enough, one was with vols 30.and ORB