Mom's cooking has inspired many chefs, but Robert Serafin, director of dining for Restaurant Associates at Random House in NewrnYork, didn't have that experience. Instead, he threw himself headfirst into a culinary career and never looked back.rn"My mom was a terrible cook. That's actually why I learned how to cook because I wanted to survive. Every night I'd have to hear my father saying, 'oh, you messed up dinner again!'
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