What's your usual breakfast?
When I'm home, I always start my day with a bowl of oatmeal and a piece of fruit.
Your ideal kitchen sound track:
I like to listen to classic rock. You can't go wrong with Led Zeppelin or the Rolling Stones.
Guilty pleasure:
Reese's peanut butter cups.
Utensil you can't live without:
A spoon.
Fantasy vacation:
My next one.
Food you won't eat:
I'm pretty adventurous and will try anything once.
Ingredient you're currently loving:
The produce from our culinary garden across the street in Yountville, California.
If it was your last meal on earth, what would you eat?
Roast chicken.
Recipe you cherish:
My mom's spaghetti with cottage cheese.
Restaurant that has impressed you so much you can't stop recommending it:
Masa, Masa Takayama's restaurant in New York.
Signature clothing items:
My suits from Isaia, and my shoes from Barker Black.
Which recipe in Bouchon Bakery best reflects your personality?
All of them: they have been meticulously tested over and over.
Get a recipe from the book HERE.
Other Books by Thomas Keller
When I'm home, I always start my day with a bowl of oatmeal and a piece of fruit.
Your ideal kitchen sound track:
I like to listen to classic rock. You can't go wrong with Led Zeppelin or the Rolling Stones.
Guilty pleasure:
Reese's peanut butter cups.
Utensil you can't live without:
A spoon.
Fantasy vacation:
My next one.
Food you won't eat:
I'm pretty adventurous and will try anything once.
Ingredient you're currently loving:
The produce from our culinary garden across the street in Yountville, California.
If it was your last meal on earth, what would you eat?
Roast chicken.
Recipe you cherish:
My mom's spaghetti with cottage cheese.
Restaurant that has impressed you so much you can't stop recommending it:
Masa, Masa Takayama's restaurant in New York.
Signature clothing items:
My suits from Isaia, and my shoes from Barker Black.
Which recipe in Bouchon Bakery best reflects your personality?
All of them: they have been meticulously tested over and over.
Get a recipe from the book HERE.
Other Books by Thomas Keller
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