Apr 18

Interview: Chef Edward Lee: Louisville’s rising chef on the cross-cultural appeal of smoke and pickles

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Interview: Chef Edward Lee


by Stephen J. Pulvirent You might remember Chef Edward Lee from his stint on Top Chef Texas, but that’s hardly the most interesting thing about him. The Brooklyn-born chef actually honed his skills in…

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