Great food is similar to great sex. Extra you have greater you want. - Gael Greene - Quotesmemo.com

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Gael Greene

Great food is similar to great sex. Extra you have greater you want.

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Live every moment in the present. Do it. Risk it. Buy it if you love it. Loving well takes practice, delicious practice. If it feels good, it must be good.

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I thought it was very elegant, a wonderful opening. The vegans seemed so surprised-God knows what they get to eat.

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To be tempted and indulged by the city's most brilliant chefs. It's the dream of every one of us in love with food.

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The ego is that ugly little troll that lives underneath the bridge between your mind and your heart.

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There are times when born hollandaise heads, as well as nouveaux turbot freaks and recherche escargotphiles alike crave the saignet abundance of a New York steak.

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