I Still Cook At Home. A Lot

The Drive For Working Comes From Everyday Moments - The Thrill Of Experiencing A Young Cook Succeeding In What They Thought Was An Impossible Job, As Well As Guests Being Happy. I Also Love The Unknown - Discovering New Things And Trying To Make Sense Of Them.

Summer's The Same, Autumn Is Even More Extreme. Then Winter Is When You Sort Of Condense All Of Your Ideas. You Process All These Things And You Try To Look For New Concepts. In That Sense, Your Intuition Is In Hibernation. What You Fill Up Is Your Imagination; You Fill Up Your Memories There.

If You See Someone In The Kitchen That Has Good Hands And A Quick Brain, Then You Need That Person To Be In The Front Of Everything.

A Gastronomical Supermeal Didn't Necessarily Have To Involve The Things I Had Brought From Other Top Kitchens.

But When Spring And Summer Happens, It's Intuition. Everything Is Based On Intuition. There's Not Too Much Time To Overthink, Over-complicate. Those Wild Strawberries, They Might Be There For Two Days.