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Roy Choi

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Vegan. I assure you I am not a chef. UCLA Bruin alumnus and UCI Merage MBA. KBW Ventures.
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Pasta Aglio e Olio

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By Roy Choi
| Food & Wine Verified
Pasta aglio e olio is comfort cooking at its most elemental, built from olive oil, garlic, and a touch of heat. Cooking the garlic gently perfumes the oil, creating a sauce that feels warm and rounded. Tossed with pasta water to bring everything together, the dish tastes simple, complete, and deeply satisfying. This recipe comes from the movie Chef, where Casper, played by Jon Favreau, makes a lusciously oily, garlicky pasta for Scarlett Johansson's character, Molly, during one pivotal scene.
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Giadas beste Familienrezepte

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By Giada De Laurentiis, Roy Choi
| TV Movie
In der Küche von Giada De Laurentiis ist immer was los - die TV-Köchin liebt es, Gastgeberin zu sein und große oder kleine Familienfeste zu feiern und Freunde zum Essen einzuladen. Dafür stellt sie Rezepte für volle Bäuche bei Groß und Klein vor. Ob ausgelassene Partys oder intime Abendessen - in ihrer eigenen Küche oder am Strand, unvergessliche Abende sind vorprogrammiert.
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Tofu Breakfast Burritos

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By Roy Choi
| Bon Appetit Verified
The tofu burrito was one of the early mainstays on Kogi’s menu, and part of the reason why it’s stuck around for so long is because it satisfies whether you eat meat or not. Tofu and scrambled eggs share a similar texture, so if you’re not really into tofu, or you think meat has to be part of every meal, you can almost sneak the tofu into the burrito without even realizing it.
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