The Gospel According to Anthony Bourdain
The New York Times • • entertainment
Key Points:
- Jeremy Clarkson revitalizes a rural English pub in “Clarkson’s Farm,” renaming it the Farmer’s Dog and offering a menu of updated British classics made from seasonal, local ingredients.
- A manifesto by Anthony Bourdain is displayed in the pub, encouraging patrons to embrace local dining, open-mindedness, and genuine human connection.
- Anthony Bourdain’s legacy continues to grow years after his death, with ongoing interest in his TV shows, books, documentaries, and a new biopic titled “Tony.”
- Bourdain is revered as an iconic figure of rebellion and culinary exploration, akin to cultural legends like James Dean and Jim Morrison.
- Locations associated with Bourdain, such as Chez Francis and Bun Cha Huong Lien in Hanoi, maintain tributes to his memory, attracting fans and preserving his influence.
