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"During a blending session, even though the group has moved on," explained Cherie, "maybe even a couple of pages of blends later, Philippe is not afraid to take two steps back to build forward.That is an art."“Make it worth it.
Just make it worth it.Make it worth it.”.These are the words that Patricia Lynch Epps spoke over the phone late one night from her home in Virginia to her son, Tristen Epps, in Canada.
Her husband and Tristen’s father, Russell Long, had died, leaving Tristen Epps with a decision to make: continue to compete on.His mom’s words fueled him.
He wouldn’t just stay — he would win.. Epps had already decided to center his life’s work as a chef to raise the profile and perceived value of Black food around the world.
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slivered beni shoga (Japanese pickled ginger).thinly sliced nori.
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