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Television In The '80s Was Very Limited. There Was No Food Network. When I Opened Spago, I Had The Kitchen In The Dining Hall. It Was Probably The First Restaurant To Do So. The Dining Scene Became More Casual. All These Cooking Shows Have Transformed Our Profession One-hundred Percent.

Television In The '80s Was Very Limited. There Was No Food Network.

I Think I Generally Try To Buy The Best Quality And Keep It Simple. I Don't Try To Make Too Many Decorations, Too Many Things With It.

Young People Want To Be Famous Before They Know How To Cook, Before They Know How To Treat People, Before They Know What Hospitality Means. I Stayed In France For Seven Years And Austria For Three, So Before I Was A Chef Anywhere I Was Already Cooking For 10 Years.

Omelets Are About Technique. Now, Different People Make It Different Ways, But, If You're A Chef In Europe, An Omelet Has To Be Cooked On The Outside, With Just A Simmer Of Color, And The Inside Has To Be Soft. It Should Be Cooked Like A Steak - Medium Rare.