Ruth Reichl, from Garlic and Sapphires

by Deb Griffin / April 25, 2014

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Every kitchen is filled with flames and shards, fire and glass, boiling liquids and sharp objects eager to attack you. Cooking is too dangerous to permit distraction. If you step into that arena without the proper respect, you will certainly get hurt.

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