Si l’amour ne demande que des baisers à quoi bon la gloire de cuisinier? (If love requires only kisses, what is the use of the fame of the cook?)-Rene Black, maitre d'hotel of the Waldorf-Astoria from the 1930s-40s
(n.) From the Filipino verb luto, to cook; a common childhood game of pretend-cooking. On the world wide web, a chronicle of a journey into professional cooking.
Si l’amour ne demande que des baisers à quoi bon la gloire de cuisinier? (If love requires only kisses, what is the use of the fame of the cook?)
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