A reporter made the mistake of asking Wylie Dufresne if his food could be described as "molecular gastronomy": "...C'mon you know that's a bad term. That's a leading question in a court of law. You're just trying to rile me up... First, what does it even mean? What does it mean when you say to your wife, 'Hey we're going out to dinner tonight. Do you want Chinese, Italian or molecular gastronomy?' " [Daytona Beach News-Journal]
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