I Still Cook At Home. A Lot

That's How People Make Sense Of A Meeting: They Eat Something. If They Were In A Sad Moment It Would Be The Same Thing, They'd Be Eating Something. It's What Makes Life Fun. We Don't Need It To Be Delicious Or Great Or All These Things If We're Just To Survive. But It's One Of Those Things That Makes Life Fun, Livable. And The More I Submerge Myself In It, The More Fun I Seem To Have.

I Know Every Movement Of My Kitchen.

I Think That In Our Part Of The World, Scandinavia, We Are One Of The Pioneers Of Showing That Gastronomy Can Be Something - High Gastronomy Can Be Something Very, Very Present And Doesnt Have To Involve, You Know, What Is Perceived As The Normal Luxury Items That Belong In A High Gastronomy Restaurant.

The Drive For Working Comes From Everyday Moments - The Thrill Of Experiencing A Young Cook Succeeding In What They Thought Was An Impossible Job, As Well As Guests Being Happy. I Also Love The Unknown - Discovering New Things And Trying To Make Sense Of Them.

Take A Trip To The Forest And Experience The Greatness Of Getting On Your Knees And Picking Your Own Food And Going Home... And Eating It.