Look At Cookbooks With Your Kids And

What Will Always Remain Is Love, Passion And Family Time.

Passion Is What Adds So Much Value To Life. And If You Think About The Things That You Do, There's So Much Juice Potential For Them If You Do It.

Breakfast Is The Best Time For Me To Figure Out What My Kids Are Doing. Right After You Wake Them Up At Breakfast, You Pepper Them With Questions. You Can Get In There Because They're Not Protecting What They Thought Was Cool: "what Happened Yesterday?" "oh, Matthew Stole My Book And Ran Away And It Was Really Annoying..." That Wouldn't Happen After Lunch, Because Their Defenses Are Up. In The Morning, If You Lull Them Into A Comfortable Place, You Get More Honesty, And That's Without Being A Detective.

I Would Challenge Any American Cook, Regardless Of What They've Learned From Their Mom, To Operate A Restaurant And Not Have Spent Any Real Time In Italy.

Indianapolis Versus Denver Would Not Be A Great One Gastronomically.