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"We wanted to show that we could break the barrier between gastronomy and nutrition because the two are not so different."
"It's not that one ingredient is necessarily healthier than another, it's just knowing where and when to use it."
--nutritionist Kristy Lambrou of Rouge Tomate on Taste Matters
"A lot of restaurants are doing wonderful sourcing now, which is not new it's what we aim for. What makes it more nutritious is balance."
"When you think about breakfast or brunch as opposed to dinner, everybody has a set idea of what brunch should be. They want their eggs a certain way, hollandaise sauce, etc... dinner can be much more esoteric."
--chef Jeremy Bearman of Rouge Tomate on Taste Matters
Healthy Tastes with Rouge Tomate (17:16)
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"Rome was my first love in the wine business because I could afford it."
--Brian DiMaco on Unfiltered
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"When there's very little sulfur in a wine, it's much more like a living thing and it's more alive." [11:15]
"The natural wine movement started as a reaction. In the 50s and 60s, people started using all sorts of chemicals and pesticides in wine production. Certain people saw the use of these chemicals and thought, 'No- this isn't how I want to do this; this isn't how my grandfather used to make wine.'" [16:30]
-- Nick Gorevic on The Morning After








