WETA Charlie Rose December 28, 2012
The second, third and fourth is paramount. Not becoming too fussy and in a way understanding the customers needs where very few chefs ever get to put themselves in the customers perspective. It used to be just you have no cook, be a very good chef and i thought i was the last when i started cooking i saw the last of this age of the great chef where you had to be the greatest technician. Now its not like that anymore because once you became the greatest technician you didnt have the ability to open up your own restaurant anymore. And things started to change. In the 90s there were five or six r...