I have a very elemental view of food and cooking: "sure bets" about sums it up. I'm a purist who believes in white toast, strong coffee, wood over coal and coal over gas, live fires and dead animals, and the Shinto-like purity of a perfect hamburger.
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Josh Ozersky is the executive producer and host of Ozersky.TV. He also writes the "Taste of America" column for Time Magazine and is the author of The Hamburger: A History (2008) and Meat Me in Manhattan: A Carnivore's Guide to New York (2003). A winner of the James Beard Foundation award for multimedia writing on food, he was formerly the editor of New York Magazine's food blog, Grub Street, and the national restaurant editor of Citysearch. Josh writes a cooking column for rachaelray.com, and his videos about food and restaurants can also be seen every day on Ozersky.TV. His next book, Colonel Sanders and the American Dream, will be published next year.
The Hamburger: A History