No Dead Piggies on April Bloomfield’s U.K. Book Cover
The across-the-pond version of 'A Girl and Her Pig' is a lot less graphic.
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The across-the-pond version of 'A Girl and Her Pig' is a lot less graphic.
An instant collector's item.
"I know nothing about wine except that I love red wine that smells like manure and white wine that smells plastic-y, like a freshly opened Ninja Turtle action figure."
"What am I going to do? Pretend that I wrote the book? No. We co-wrote it ... "
The all-day concept will offer a menu similar to the Spotted Pig and the Breslin's.
"It's a book about a pig not a pork chop, so if I wrote a book about a pork chop I'd probably be holding a pork chop."
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Each pork-centric repast explores the heritage of a particular restaurant staffer.
Who doesn't love April Bloomfield, seriously.
"But you know their food is very light. And it was spaced very well, the timing is perfect. It took me like three hours, you know. But like I said, I ate very slowly."
"I'm wearing a white tuxedo by a wonderful man from Italy named Valentino."
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