Jeff Gordinier Is Hungry: Perfect Plates, Punk Rock & Prolific Prose
Why is great food important? How and why did restaurants become culturally significant? And what life lessons can be gleaned from the world's greatest chef? There is no more enthusiastic ringmaster for this exploration than the merry man of food himself, Jeff Gordinier. A writer, journalist and author who sits at the…
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