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David Shalleck

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I am a chef. I specialize in the western Mediterranean style of cooking. It is a very agreeable way to eat. However, I don’t have a restaurant. But I have worked and cooked in just about every part of the food business.

I have been around the arts and the culinary art for a long time. I have a degree in set and lighting design. My mother is a fine artist, my father was a television director, and my brother designs performance spaces. My “graduate” school-of-life was a five-year and very immersed food-driven work/live sojourn in France and Italy on land and at sea. That experience is featured in my book.

Working in food television was an easy blending of this background. A kitchen in a television or photography studio makes sense to me. You’
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Anthony Bourdain
“context and memory play powerful roles in all the truly great meals in one's life. I mean, lets face it:when you're eating simple barbecue under a palm tree, and you feel sand between your toes, samba music is playing softly in the backgroud, waves are lapping at the shore a few yards off, a gentle breeze is cooling the sweat on the back of your neck at the hairline, and looking across the table, past the column of empty Red Stripes at the dreamy expression on your companion's face, you realize that in half an hour you're proably going to be having sex on clean white hotel sheets, that grilled chicken leg suddenly tastes a hell of a lot better”
Anthony Bourdain, A Cook's Tour: Global Adventures in Extreme Cuisines

André Gide
“You can never cross the ocean until you have the courage to lose sight of the shore”
André Gide

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