As We Say In The American Institute

The Dinner Hour Is A Sacred, Happy Time When Everyone Should Be Together And Relaxed.

Too Much Trouble,' 'too Expensive,' Or 'who Will Know The Difference' Are Death Knells For Good Food. ... Cooking Is Not A Particularly Difficult Art, And The More You Cook And Learn About Cooking, The More Sense It Makes.

Cassoulet, That Best Of Bean Feasts, Is Everyday Fare For A Peasant But Ambrosia For A Gastronome, Though Its Ideal Consumer Is A 300-pound Blocking Back Who Has Been Splitting Firewood Nonstop For The Last Twelve Hours On A Subzero Day In Manitoba.

If You're In A Good Profession, It's Hard To Get Bored, Because You're Never Finished - There Will Always Be Work You Haven't Done.

When I Got To France I Realized I Didn't Know Very Much About Food At All. I'd Never Had A Real Cake. I'd Had Those Cakes From Cake Mixes Or The Ones That Have A Lot Of Baking Powder In Them. A Really Good French Cake Doesn't Have Anything Like That In It - It's All Egg Power.