Chris Cosentino

Incanto

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Executive Chef at Incanto in San Francisco, California, and blogger at Offal Good

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More than one hundred of California's best known chefs are  lobbying in Sacramento  for repeal of a law passed more than seven years ago.

The Latest Food Fight in Sacramento

More than one hundred of California's best known chefs are lobbying in Sacramento for repeal of a law passed more than seven years ago.

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