I Was Thirty-seven Years Old

Sometimes ... It Takes Me An Entire Day To Write A Recipe, To Communicate It Correctly. It's Really Like Writing A Little Short Story.

I Always Try To Buy Just What I Need. You Get Ideas As To What's In Season And What's Best. I Think If You Have A Preconceived Idea Before Shopping, That Makes It Difficult. You Have To Have An Open Mind.

Because Of Media Hype And Woefully Inadequate Information, Too Many People Nowadays Are Deathly Afraid Of Their Food, And What Does Fear Of Food Do To The Digestive System? ... I, For One, Would Much Rather Swoon Over A Few Thin Slices Of Prime Beefsteak, Or One Small Serving Of Chocolate Mousse, Or A Sliver Of Foie Gras Than Indulge To The Full On Such Nonentities As Fat-free Gelatin Puddings.

I Hate Organized Religion. I Think You Have To Love Thy Neighbor As Thyself. I Think You Have To Pick Your Own God And Be True To Him. I Always Say 'him' Rather Than 'her.' Maybe It's Because Of My Generation, But I Don't Like The Idea Of A Female God. I See God As A Benevolent Male.

You Don’t Spring Into Good Cooking Naked. You Have To Have Some Training. You Have To Learn How To Eat.