Samin Nosrat found a love for cooking through working in acclaimed restaurants and visiting kitchens around the world. She became a star after releasing her hit cookbook Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat &ndash; which also became a Netflix series. But to her surprise, all that success left her feeling empty.&nbsp;
Sam chatted with Samin in her &lsquo;secret garden,&rsquo; surrounded by kumquats, limes and passion fruit. She broke down how hard it was to recover in the spotlight, and how she learned to embrace life&rsquo;s pleasures. Plus, she dishes on the healing powers of dinner parties and gives advice for pulling them off yourself.
Samin Nosrat&rsquo;s new book is called <a href="https://ciaosamin.com/">Good Things</a>.
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