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I have a package waiting in the front office, from Amazon :biggrin:

I can't wait to jump into this book!

Gear nerd and hash slinger

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How can there already be 8 in the "used" section! I hadn't read this topic til today and was totally out of the loop, but now I'm jazzed! I've never had the time or patience to work on my knife skills, but now it seems doable - looking forward to not lopping off my finger tips with my Globals :)

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Wow. It's beautiful and you should be proud!

Already learned a new trick with shears and pizza, just by scanning.

Good job!

Visit beautiful Rancho Gordo!

Twitter @RanchoGordo

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"You like me! You really, really like me!" :biggrin:

Thanks folks, I appreciate the kindness and early reviews.

By the way, how's the color in the center section? I have a case of books that were some of the first off the presses. The colors are super saturated. The peeled tomato in the concassé section looks like it was just pulled, beating, from someone's chest. :shock:

Chad

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Chad Ward

An Edge in the Kitchen

William Morrow Cookbooks

www.chadwrites.com

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"You like me! You really, really like me!"  :biggrin:

Thanks folks, I appreciate the kindness and early reviews.

By the way, how's the color in the center section? I have a case of books that were some of the first off the presses. The colors are super saturated. The peeled tomato in the concassé section looks like it was just pulled, beating, from someone's chest.  :shock:

Chad

The colours are perfect in mine. Didn't mistake it for a still beating heart however.

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The eGullet Society would like to thank Chad and his publisher for permission to reprint an excerpt from An Edge in the Kitchen in The Daily Gullet, and for agreeing to answer our questions as well. Click here for the new discussion.

Thanks, Chad, and congratulations!

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