In Case You're Wondering Why Guy Fieri

I Think The More Prominent The Actual Product In Its Raw Nature Is To Its Final Consumer, The More Sympathy And Likelihood They'll Consume It They'll Have. Some Friends Of Mine Are Trying To Do These Rooftop Farms In Brooklyn, And I Love That Idea. As Long As They're Using Clean Water And Real Soil And Creating Delicious Things By The Sun, Then Brilliant.

Food, Like Most Things, Is Best When Left To Its Own Simple Beauty.

When You Add Just A Little Bit [of Tabasco] At The End, What You Taste Is The Spectrum Between The Cooked Chile Flavor And The Kind Of Nearly Raw, Just Kind Of Fermented Chile Flavor At The End.

Although The Skills Aren't Hard To Learn, Finding The Happiness And Finding The Satisfaction And Finding Fulfillment In Continuously Serving Somebody Else Something Good To Eat, Is What Makes A Really Good Restaurant.

I Was At A Party, And Some Squiggly Looking Dude With A Bow Tie Came Up And Said, 'how'd You Like To Be On Tv?' Turns Out He Was The Programming Guy At The Food Network. They Had Me Come Into The Office, And I Did A 'ready, Set, Cook' With Emeril Lagasse, I Believe.