It’s been over a year since I first began working at Ben Robinson, a new restaurant in Atlanta that was the brainchild of former New York chef/producer Ben Robinson.
It wasn’t until I began attending his events that I realized that this wasn’t a restaurant I had come to love.
Ben Robinson was a pioneer in the restaurant industry.
In 2006, he founded his own business called The Battle Chef, which focused on the culinary art of cooking with a heavy emphasis on the use of meats and other meats.
The Battle Chef was a major inspiration for me as I worked on my new cookbook.
I was so inspired by his work that I had to create my own version.
I am a huge fan of the Battle Cookbook.
Ben’s books are always inspiring, and I’m always inspired to make my own recipes from scratch.
Ben is one of the best cooks I have ever worked with.
He has created some incredible dishes that I can’t even begin to imagine, and it’s truly incredible to see him work out his recipes on his own.
I’ve also learned a ton from Ben.
He is the ultimate competitor and the ultimate entertainer, and his cooking is always on point.
Ben Robinson is a chef, producer, and a friend to all of us who love to cook.
He made it easy for me to join his team by providing me with a job title that gave me the freedom to explore all of the new food I could get my hands on.
When I first started the book, I was just learning all of this, and the kitchen I had been working in had a very different style to what I had experienced at my previous restaurants.
I wanted to share with you my recipes for the Battle of the Beds.
I’m going to share the recipes in alphabetical order, so that you can make your own.
1.
Baked Cheese and Mashed Potatoes