Chow runs the first in a series of essays from a San Francisco line cook by the name of Richie Nakano. In the first entry, Nakano talks about chefs who are sellouts and describes how he for a long time was judgmental and "righteously purist even with his own kind." That is, of course, until he sold out himself. [Chow]
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