I am glad to see the return of Chef Geoff to the Lakewood Observer. Always one of my favorite reads in the paper.
The recent Ranger Cafe review and the empty-nest cooking story seem to indicate an abatement of that darn writer's block syndrome. I wonder what he takes for that.
Welcome back, Chef. You still got it.
Steve
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Chef Geoff is Back!
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stephen davis
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Chef Geoff is Back!
Nothin' shakin' on Shakedown Street.
Used to be the heart of town.
Don't tell me this town ain't got no heart.
You just gotta poke around.
Robert Hunter/Sometimes attributed to Ezra Pound.
Used to be the heart of town.
Don't tell me this town ain't got no heart.
You just gotta poke around.
Robert Hunter/Sometimes attributed to Ezra Pound.
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Re: Chef Geoff is Back!
I think he used all the good adjectives on the review of the cellist's recital!-
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Re: Chef Geoff is Back!
Food writer Michael Ruhlman uses "writer's block" as a covert reference to imbibing in a wide variety of strong spirits.
Glad Chef Geoff has returned to print.
Glad Chef Geoff has returned to print.