Tom Colicchio on His New Movie and Ending Food Insecurity in America
The chef sits down to talk about 'A Place at the Table,' and the asininity of the phrase "celebrity chef."
The chef sits down to talk about 'A Place at the Table,' and the asininity of the phrase "celebrity chef."
Nigella Lawson talks about Italian food in the midwest.
"There’s no mystique, it doesn’t try to keep its methods or its ingredients a secret. There isn’t some sort of inner sanctum you have to be ushered into."
David Chang's former right-hand man says his forthcoming restaurant will be American rather than Asian.
"I've heard the Ryan Skeen comparison. One can't appreciate or enjoy that."
"You're very limited in what you have."
"I accidentally saw Jiro’s movie because the movie I initially wanted to see was sold out."
"The best ones are really gross."
Also, he talks about what he'd like for his last meal, with CBS 5's Liam Mayclem
"I have this kind of devilish — you say devilish? — look."
L2O's journey from three stars to one to two.
"Halle Berry looks delicious."
The Michelin three-star chef opens up about a bunch of things, including his burger preferences.
Talking with Ryan Poli about Little Market Brasserie.
How Kaufman's Deli came back after a 2011 fire.
'That's my goal in the next couple of months, to get away from that [pressure].'
Don't burn the short ribs.
Grub Street spoke to Oseland while on book tour in San Francisco.