What I’ve seen having been married to a chef is a lot of people who are good enough to be renowned are deeply, insanely passionate about cooking. That passion is often not fed by making technically correct tweazer food it is fed by making people happy. Hard to find a happier crowd than the drunk people fucking up the best burger they’ve had in their life for $5
All time favorite history moment.
The equivalent of the tech executive becoming a goat farmer. Or Marco Pierre white walking away from his Michelin stars.
Always loved the human experience of “wait what the fuck am I really doing” and getting back to basics.
God Speed Cabbage king
Michelin star chefs leaving to open a burger truck is a meme in the kitchen circles
What I’ve seen having been married to a chef is a lot of people who are good enough to be renowned are deeply, insanely passionate about cooking. That passion is often not fed by making technically correct tweazer food it is fed by making people happy. Hard to find a happier crowd than the drunk people fucking up the best burger they’ve had in their life for $5
So what you’re saying is that The Menu is a documentary
And Pig, yes. Both those movies are great if you’ve been exposed to the industry because of how close they are in so many aspects