“There is something magical about somebody being able to taste something and then come up and say, ’How did you cook this?’” The Michelin-star chef Ruthie Rogers speaks with The Atlantic’s Ellen Cushing about the role of restaurants in a takeout-driven culture. | Collector

“There is something magical about somebody being able to taste something and then come up and say, ’How did you cook this?’”

The Michelin-star chef Ruthie Rogers speaks with The Atlantic’s Ellen Cushing about the role of restaurants in a takeout-driven culture.

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“There is something magical about somebody being able to taste something and then come up and say, ’How did you cook this?’” The Michelin-star chef Ruthie Rogers speaks with The Atlantic’s Ellen Cushing about the role of restaurants in a takeout-driven culture.

“There is something magical about somebody being able to taste something and then come up and say, ’How did you cook this?’” The Michelin-star chef Ruthie Rogers speaks with The Atlantic’s Ellen Cushing about the role of restaurants in a takeout-driven culture.

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