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Fork It Over: The Intrepid Adventures of a Professional Eater PDF

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Fork It Over The Intrepid Adventures of a Professional Eater A L A N R I C H M A N For my wife, Lettie Teague, and the man we both loved, Art Cooper Contents AMUSE-BOUCHE The Eating Life / 3 A P P E T I Z E R S A Mother’s Knishes / 17 What a Dive! / 29 Hungry in the Hamptons / 35 The Saucier’s Apprentice / 45 Bocuse Must Go / 53 A Room of One’s Own / 57 Palate Cleanser Ten Commandments for Diners / 63 E N T R E E S Too Much Is Never Enough / 69 Play It Again, Lam / 83 Miami Weiss / 99 The Long Aloha / 105 Not Much of a Man in Havana / 113 Toro! Toro! Toro! / 125 “As Long as There’s a Moishe’s, There’ll Always Be a Montreal” / 135 Slicing Up Naples / 153 Waiter, There’s a Foot in My Soup / 165 The Fruits of Islam / 177 Oldest Living Jewish Waiters Tell All / 191 Pete Jones Is a Man Among Pigs / 209 Alice Doesn’t Cook Here Anymore / 225 Palate Cleanser Ten Commandments for Restaurants / 237 S I D E S My Beef with Vegans / 243 Sheep Thrills / 253 Are We Having Fungus Yet? / 259 C H E E S E Don’t Say “Cheese” / 273 Dairy Queens / 277 Palate Cleanser Ten Reasons Why White Wine Is Better than Red / 285 W I N E Nose Job / 289 Great Expectorations / 295 $25,000 Wine Week: A Tale of Excess / 301 G R AT U I T Y “Please, Please, More!” Gasped Sharon Stone / 311 Acknowledgments / 321 About the Author Praise Credits Cover Copyright About the Publisher

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A hilarious series of culinary adventures from GQ's award-winning food critic, ranging from flunking out of the Paul Bocuse school in Lyon to dining and whining with Sharon Stone. Alan Richman has dined in more unlikely locations and devoured more tasting menus than any other restaurant critic alive
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