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Byline: Jeffrey Steingarten
A few years back, I jetted out to the Coast to interview a dozen young chefs whom I had
identified as personal cooks for really famous Hollywood stars. A few of them prepared their Hollywood-star food for me. Though most had signed Draconian nondisclosure agreements with their clients, they quickly crumbled in the face of my advanced interrogation techniques. For the most part, Hollywood stars are either utilitarian eaters (Sigourney Weaver was in training for Alien Resurrection) or ideologues (Tom and Nicole had hired a macrobiotic chef) or somewhere in between (many were on some version of the Zone). Few ate for sheer ...