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A review by ralovesbooks
Kitchen Confidential: Adventures in the Culinary Underbelly (Updated Edition) by Anthony Bourdain
3.0
Would recommend: Maybe
So, obvious things first: this book is full of profanity and graphic descriptions, but I think that's what Bourdain is kind of known for. However, I enjoyed this book well enough, despite all of that, and I am further confirmed that I never want to work in a restaurant kitchen, not that that was ever a strong urge for me. To me, the most impressive part of this book was Bourdain's consistent style throughout. I'd definitely use this as an example of strong tone and voice.
So, obvious things first: this book is full of profanity and graphic descriptions, but I think that's what Bourdain is kind of known for. However, I enjoyed this book well enough, despite all of that, and I am further confirmed that I never want to work in a restaurant kitchen, not that that was ever a strong urge for me. To me, the most impressive part of this book was Bourdain's consistent style throughout. I'd definitely use this as an example of strong tone and voice.