He was the most famous chef in the world. And then, after being spurned by the network he helped create, he wasn't. But the King of Bam! is done being angry and ready to get philosophical.
For as long as anyone under forty-five can remember, Emeril Lagasse has been the nitrogen in the cultural air. As one of the first chefs on the Food Network, he was a pioneer in transforming a man to a brand and ...
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