Journal of a Chef

This is a journal of my experiences as a chef and owner of two crazed locavorian restaurants as well as my humble opinions and radical food and the way we live and eat, and most importantly as a passionate advocate for good real food. You can follow me on twitter @BLGchefdaniel.

Sunday, July 31, 2011

Sunday Recap

This week I learned that:

When life hands you lemons, make lemonade...

That I'm a locavore chef and making any lemonade is only possible when you have good, fresh, local, honest lemons...
Posted by Chef Daniel Martinez at 7:35 PM
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About me...

Chef Daniel Martinez
I am the Chef and co-owner of both Bistro Les Gras & Grub in Northampton, Massachusetts. I have worked and studied around the country and worked in everything from Michelin three-star restaurants to quaint wine bars and everything in between. At my homes away from home, Bistro Les Gras & Grub Sandwich Shop, we offer a failry modern cuisine based around the ingredients sourced from the Pioneer Valley in Western, MA. We are extremely devoted to the local food movement, especially to the fabulous small farms and producers we use. We are not afraid to try new things and or to do our best to refresh old ones. Like most other cooks, I am enthralled in beautiful ingredients and technical cooking. I am student of the craft and always hope to be. As with most in my profession, I am very passionate and very opinionated...
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