Stuffed: Adventures of a Restaurant Family

3.5 stars. The writing was interesting, but the organization within the essays was hard to follow.

Since I've recently read Kitchen Confidential
and Tender at the Bone, I thought I'd continue
the food-related-memoir theme. But I'd say
this book was less about life in the kitchen
and more about life in a family, albeit an
atypical one. Favorite part: “What she (her
mom) wants for me is an even cleaner, thinner,
happier life than she has. Mom made me and
now she will make me better.”