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Author: Glenn Anderson

I was born and raised in Chicago, where I worked for the first decade of my cooking career. Then I moved to the San Francisco Bay Area, where I'd been living and working for four years when the pandemic hit, which prompted my wife and I to move to Louisville, KY where we currently live. With close to a dozen professional kitchens worked in and over a hundred cooks/chefs worked with, my aim is for all of the experience I've gained therein to find its way onto this blog. Hopefully, what I have to offer will serve as a source of information and insight on all things food and cooking for both home cooks and professionals alike -- much of which might even be suitable for both! At the end of the day, I just want to offer my experience and resulting expertise to help all of us interact more amicably with the sometimes brutal -- but always beautiful world of cooking.
Should I Go To Culinary School?   Aspiring Chefs, Read This First
Advice from a chef

Should I Go To Culinary School? Aspiring Chefs, Read This First

Do you need to go to culinary school to be a chef? There are many responses I receive in casual … Continue reading Should I Go To Culinary School? Aspiring Chefs, Read This First

Homemade Lasagne: using pre-cooked pasta sheets, assembly, and cooking techniques
Recipes

Homemade Lasagne: using pre-cooked pasta sheets, assembly, and cooking techniques

Ever the ambitious home cook, my fiancé usually manages to think of something delicious that she doesn’t quite know how … Continue reading Homemade Lasagne: using pre-cooked pasta sheets, assembly, and cooking techniques

The simple, ultimate way to cook Swordfish
Recipes

The simple, ultimate way to cook Swordfish

Just like everything in cooking (and in life), you need to do simple, right. Don’t be fooled, there is no … Continue reading The simple, ultimate way to cook Swordfish

How to handle big pieces of meat
Recipes

How to handle big pieces of meat

Kids, this one’s important. Sometimes in life, you come across large pieces of meat offered to you by friends. You … Continue reading How to handle big pieces of meat

How to Make It Happen Before “Just F*** Make It Happen!” Happens
Professional musings

How to Make It Happen Before “Just F*** Make It Happen!” Happens

Thanksgiving has come and gone, and for many tired hosts, sighs of relief breeze through the nation.  As someone who … Continue reading How to Make It Happen Before “Just F*** Make It Happen!” Happens

Ten Things I’ve Learned From Living With a Professional Cook: The Fiancee Speaks Out
Professional musings

Ten Things I’ve Learned From Living With a Professional Cook: The Fiancee Speaks Out

 Everything is labeled and dated. The item and the date it was made/unwrapped. Plastic wrap is your new best friend. It … Continue reading Ten Things I’ve Learned From Living With a Professional Cook: The Fiancee Speaks Out

Perfect pancakes
Recipes

Perfect pancakes

I had no idea I was making pancakes differently than maybe most people, until my fiancée brought it up while … Continue reading Perfect pancakes

Easy, Scratch Tomato Sauce: Impossible to Mess Up!
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Easy, Scratch Tomato Sauce: Impossible to Mess Up!

The other night, my fiance and I were throwing around dinner ideas, against the backdrop of “it’s late,” and “I’m … Continue reading Easy, Scratch Tomato Sauce: Impossible to Mess Up!

If You Can’t Stand the Heat, Get Out of the  Fucking Kitchen!
Advice from a chef, Professional musings

If You Can’t Stand the Heat, Get Out of the Fucking Kitchen!

Cliche’s are like stereotypes:  they exist for a reason.  But unlike stereotypes, when it comes to tracing cliches back to … Continue reading If You Can’t Stand the Heat, Get Out of the Fucking Kitchen!

October Breakfast Hash: Sweet Potato Chorizo
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October Breakfast Hash: Sweet Potato Chorizo

Here’s a recipe for some orange food for October in the form of a breakfast hash! It’s pumpkin season. And … Continue reading October Breakfast Hash: Sweet Potato Chorizo

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