Interview with Becky Hale


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So to continue my series of interviewing fellow bloggers, interesting folks, friends, chefs and readers of Chow and Chatter. Its with great pleasure to introduce Becky to you, she isn't a blogger but an avid cook and a reader of the blog and often comments on the facebook page......


1. Tell everyone a little about yourself ....



Hi I'm Becky! I'm a nanny and also a birth doula, and I enjoy photography. I love to bake, much more than I like to cook, but I love watching cooking shows and watching others cook!

2. What's your signature dish ?



 I guess my signature dish would be an Ahi Tuna recipe I found online that I absolutely adore and that's delicious. The tuna is marinated for an hour with soy sauce, sesame oil, ginger, scallions, garlic and lime juice, then just seared on all sides-served very rare over shredded napa cabbage. Love it! 

3. What's your favorite spice ?



My favorite spice has to be cloves-and I hardly ever cook with cloves! It's just the most wonderful smell! It reminds me of my childhood, when my mom used to simmer cloves, cinnamon and orange peel on the stove to make the house smell lovely. I used to sneak into the spice cabinet and open the lid of the cloves just to smell and enjoy them.

4. Who's your favorite chef and why?



 I know he's so popular right now, but I like watching Gordan Ramsey-I've actuallly learned quite a bit from him, despite all of his temper tantrums!

5. If you could eat anywhere in the world right now where would it be?



 I think if I could eat anywhere in the world right now, it would be New York City, because no matter what type of food you are in the mood for, NYC has it all!


Let me know if you would like to be featured and asked some fun foodie questions :-) 



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  1. Wonderful interview! I enjoyed it. Happy New Year!

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  2. It's very nice to meet you Becky. I have a Gordon Ramsey cookbook on seafood that is fantastic with really, really gorgeous photos.

    I agree with you - there's nothing better than rare tuna. My husband caught a 35 lb tuna when we lived in the islands. It put up a real fight and took 2 men and a boy to boat it. We ate tuna until we had our fill and it took a lot to fill us up.
    Sam

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  3. so nice to meet you becky! it's always nice to get to know new people through the internet.

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  4. Great guest post!
    I have never tried any of Gordon Ramsey's recipes. I will have to give some a shot!

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  5. So nice to know what makes fellow foodies tick :)

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  6. Lovely interview...what a fun idea, love it :)

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  7. Hi Becky! I never serve tuna rare enough. The array of flavors you described is wonerful! I need to check out Gordon Ramsey but I have to sneak cookbooks into the house.

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  8. Nice interview, glad to meet Becky.

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  9. Nice interview Rebecca...and very nice to meet you Becky :-)

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  10. Hi everyone I will be sure to pass all the lovely comments on to Becky :-)

    Rebecca

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  11. Great idea Rebecca and great to get to know Becky - always up for meeting and learning more about other food lovers!

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  12. Good interview to Becky and I like also Gordon Ramsey shows, although here are emitted delayed.

    Have a Great 2011!

    Gera

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  13. Great site. A lot of useful information here. I’m sending it to some friends!

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