Reddit reviews Medium Raw: A Bloody Valentine to the World of Food and the People Who Cook
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First Edition, 2010, first printing, 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1, an almost like-new, possibly-read-once hardcover with very slight wrinkling to the top edges of the pages, with a like-new unclipped ($26.99 top, 0610 bottom, front flap) dust jacket, from ecco (HarperCollins). By the late Anthony Bourdain. ISBN 978-0-06-171894-6.
Anthony Bourdain opens Medium Raw with a detailed description of having one as part of a larger meal. It is eaten with a towel/napkin covering one's head.
http://www.amazon.com/Medium-Raw-Bloody-Valentine-People/dp/0061718947
No problem. I really wasn't trying to be harsh, I was just trying to help out. See here.
I play drums in a band. If someone asked me if they should quit their relatively good job to go on tour with their band, I would tell them similar advice. You are stuck in a van with your band mates, eating shitty food, staying in shitty places, not getting showers as often as you'd like, and you have no extra money. You play the same songs over and over and have little time for writing (being creative).
edit: whoops, the Bourdain article I was thinking of was not in The Nasty Bits, it was in Medium Raw
Can it just be mandatory that before anyone starts a restaurant/decides to become a chef they read Medium Raw by Anthony Bourdain?
http://www.amazon.com/Medium-Raw-Bloody-Valentine-People/dp/0061718947