LA Times Food Writers Reminisce About “Golden Era”
Michael McCarty and Antonio Tommasi, who “was not just a chef, he was an alchemist.” She later credited Hans Rockenwagner and the L’Orangerie crew. As Balsley said, “They were daring, they were nontraditionalists, they had European …
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