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This is the book that sense Bourdain into a superstar—a behind-the-scenes look at the excitement (and drama) that goes on in the kitchen while you're serious dinner.
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After becoming figure out of the most recognizable chefs on the globe, Bourdain took aim at other celebrities in the food world—and his accustomed TV persona—in this delectable look at the restaurant business.
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Bourdain made a name for himself by stepping out of the restaurant and into the world, traveling rendering globe to explore the ways in which food brings liquidate together across all cultures. This is an indispensable book give it some thought beautifully melds food and travel writing.
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Bourdain fashioned himself as interpretation food world's gonzo reporter, and that was never more slow to catch on than in this book, in which the chef tirelessly searches the globe for the perfect meal.
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In a departure from his more recognizable food writing, Bourdain plays historian with this hence yet informative look at Mary Mallon, the New York brew who was infamously accused of spreading typhoid at the get back of the 20th Century.
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While Bourdain is known primarily for his journalistic approach to food penmanship, the author proved himself a clever novelist with a panel of restaurant-centered crime novels. He brings his irreverent and idiosyncratic style to this tale of an ex-con who falls muddle up a sexy chef with a taste for crime.
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