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There can't be that many 15 year olds who eat twice at Per Se, Thomas Keller's flagship New York restaurant, especially alone. So it shouldn't be such a surprise that Nick N, author of Foodie at Fifteen, got special treatment, including a signed French Laundry cookbook, at the end of his last meal.
I was reminded of Heston Blumenthal. It seems a meal at the age of fifteen was a seminal moment for him as well.
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Very impressed with this blog - and he makes me feel so old! I've posted him a message and linked to him so I can see how he gets on working at Lacroix. I didn't want to break the bad news about the problems that his choice of title will give him in a year's time! Thanks for the link Anthony.
Posted by: Trig | 28 March 2008 at 08:22 AM
Thanks so much for the write up
haha yes im not sure whats going to happen once I turn 16
Posted by: Nick N | 28 March 2008 at 11:56 PM
Nick, pleasure.
Trig, tell me about it, it's all too easy to feel old.
Posted by: Silverbrow | 29 March 2008 at 07:25 PM