INSIGHT Magazine April 2016 | Page 8

Chefs Favorites He’d go into fields to find herbs, spices and hunt for chicken, fish and other big ingredients before taking them back home, where his mother would mix them up with a base made of pepper, fish sauce, anchovy paste — the base ingredients for the soup. Then they’d add anything else that sounded good, like mushrooms or lemon grass. “I can’t ever make it, it’s something I try to duplicate and never do right,” said Sutchaleo. “I go home and have my mother make it!” Thai food is almost universally spicy, and that serves as Tyson’s inspiration for the wine pairing, a dry Riesling. The slight sweetness of the wine goes well with hot food, and is versatile enough to work with multiple ingredients. Tyler Grizzard Hubbard’s Off Main, Oxford Getting Tyler Grizzard to settle on a favorite dish is maybe two or three shad