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Slurping Allowed
A restaurant owner, Frank Bonnano, and his associates cook and enjoy meals created by him and discuss multiple topics in his home kitchen
Slurping Allowed
Season 1 Episode 4 | 25m 1s | CC
When Frank’s buttery Lobster ramen burst into Denver’s food scene at his restaurant Bones, people couldn’t get enough. So tonight, Frank is bringing the recipe into his home kitchen. The former manager of Bones Jordan Rodriguez and his friend Ryan Haarer watch the process unfold while snacking on gochujang dumplings and sipping cold, crisp sake.
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