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Anthony Bourdain

Chef and writer whose Kitchen Confidential reset the public's view of restaurant cooking.

Speaks to 1 thread

Cited in 3 places

  • Carbonara/ Argument
    100% Pecorino Romano. Sharp, salty, uncompromising. Anything else dilutes the soul of the dish.
    The Pecorino Ratio — argued for "Pure Roman"
  • Scrambled Eggs/ Counterpoint
    Salt the eggs ten minutes before cooking. The salt loosens the proteins and the eggs come out tenderer, not watery.
    Appetites — Ecco (2016)
  • Scrambled Eggs/ Argument
    Salting ten minutes ahead of time tenderizes the eggs and produces a more uniformly seasoned curd.
    Salt Timing — argued for "Salt Early"