The Underworld of the Culinary Industry: Stories, Travels, and Insights beyond the standard narrative
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I grew up in Cleveland, Ohio, the oldest of two sisters. My parents are Puerto Rican, and in 2003, they decided to move us back to Puerto Rico. That’s where I really found myself in the kitchen. My mom and abuela—everything they made was fr...
I still remember the way the rice clumped together like a cake. I was seven years old and had convinced my parents to let me cook dinner. I made chicken with mushrooms and spinach rice, eager to prove I could do it. It was far from perfect,...
My kitchen journey started primarily with my love of eating. I was a greedy child, ravenous. I once ate a whole jar of what I thought were Smarties (candy) from the medicine cabinet and had to go to the hospital! But that didn't stop me fro...
My name is Carmen Florencia Ibarra. I’m from Miami and come from a Peruvian American family. My first step into hospitality was when I was 14 years old, I worked at a five star beach resort picking up pool towels and I fell in love with the...
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