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In Growing Up In Seattle, I Don't Know A Single Family That Didn't Barbecue Or Cook On The Weekends And Make Its Own Kind Of Simple, Pared-down, What I Call Pacific Northwest Cooking.

My Favorite Thing Is Always A Nice, Inexpensive Draft Beer, But If Someone Wants Something A Little More Complicated Than That, Then I'd Like A Michelada, Which Is Where I Take Beer And A Little Bit Of Either A Spicy Or Not-so-spicy Bloody Mary, Mix It Like Six To One [ratio], So It's Kind Of A Red Beer.

The Objective.. Is To Achieve A Comfort Level Between The Cook/artist/performer And The Customer/viewer/diner. And If We Can Achieve That, And The Customers Are Happy And The Cooks Are Happy, Then We Have A Great Experience.

I Think Any Way Of Getting People Into The Field By Lowering The Threshold Of The Cost To Get Them To Play, Is Great. That Said, There's All These Restaurants Around That Are Very Popular That Have One Menu. And They Don't Even Have Tables, And They Don't Even Have Backs On Their Chairs. It's Not Really The Experience I'm After, But I'm Happy They Exist.

When You Use Tabasco In The Marinade, It Kind Of Infuses Everything.