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A review by herbiehickmott
A Cook's Tour: Global Adventures in Extreme Cuisines by Anthony Bourdain
5.0
I couldn't help but hear Anthony Bourdain's voice throughout this entire book - almost acting as narrator and guide.
This book feels like a clear predecessor to what made him famous during the latter half of his career - traveling, eating, and exploring. His clear respect for these locations, people, cultures, and food is evident. He is warm, funny, honest, and brings some familiar sense of "normalcy" or approachability to most meals or experiences he discusses.
I miss him a lot.
This book feels like a clear predecessor to what made him famous during the latter half of his career - traveling, eating, and exploring. His clear respect for these locations, people, cultures, and food is evident. He is warm, funny, honest, and brings some familiar sense of "normalcy" or approachability to most meals or experiences he discusses.
I miss him a lot.