Lunch Break
Rick Bayless -- winner of the first Top Chef masters, authority on Mexican cuisine and a very nice-seeming guy -- talks to Google's employees:
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Ezra Klein
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August 31, 2010; 12:50 PM ET
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How timely and coincidental the arrival of this was...
My wife and I, in the process of opening a tamale company in Southern California, just yesterday received Rick Bayless's "Mexican Kitchen" as a gift from my parents. Watching the video made me want to dive right in!
Posted by: shantyhag | August 31, 2010 4:06 PM | Report abuse
Ezra, I haven't seen you post about Top Chef 7 since the premiere. What gives? You must have thoughts on it.
Posted by: regaltdp | August 31, 2010 7:14 PM | Report abuse
I have no idea if he's actually a nice guy, but he grossly violated procotol while acting as WH guest chef: http://obamafoodorama.blogspot.com/2010/05/adios-rick-bayless-why-this-guest-chef.html
And is currently taking heat for "introducing" real Mexican food to Los Angeles (um, we know real Mexican food thank you very much). http://la.eater.com/archives/2010/08/30/a_moveable_tweet_rick_bayless_vs_jonathan_gold.php
Posted by: mkindc | August 31, 2010 8:23 PM | Report abuse
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