Chef Eric Rivera Learned How to Play the Game. Now He Has Some Advice for the Rest of the Industry.

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“I don’t want to see another white dude traveling around the world discovering food. I’m tired of the Christopher Columbus shit.” — chef Eric Rivera (ericriveracooks)

. In an Instagram Live interview with Tom Colicchio in June, he described his process: “It’s truly head on a swivel. There were nights when we were a dine-in restaurant that we were doing three to five things a night because we had to. Here’s steak night, here’s a 20-course tasting menu, here’s Puerto Rican food, here’s a pasta thing we’re doing and there’s another thing.”

Puerto Rican food became a more significant part of Rivera’s professional life when, months after launching Addo, he expanded with Lechoncito, a side business that specializes in perfectly crispy and moist lechon, chicharron de pollo, and the famous jibarito inspired by his time in Chicago. Like Addo, Lechoncito also started as a pop-up, with a brief stint inside a whiskey distillery, but now Lechoncito food is sold through Addo a few times a month.

Although Rivera has mulled over the idea of making Puerto Rican food his primary focus, he appreciates that by having it as just one of the things he does, he’s not beholden to fickle food trends that could celebrate the cuisine one day and forget it the next. “[Puerto Rican cuisine] doesn’t stand out, because it’s just me talking about it or yelling about it, telling people how cool it is. That can only go so far,” he says.

Still, there’s a loyal clientele for Lechoncito. On a recent Sunday, Rivera greeted regulars and fawned over their dogs as they arrived to pick up orders of a sold-out whole-roasted pig, big-as-your-head chicharrones, and arroz con garbanzos. AndOn July 9, at a roundtable for Hispanic business leaders, Goya CEO Robert Unanue praised President Donald Trump, quickly leading many, including Rep.

 

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ericriveracooks Pushing Hate because it's a popular view currently, is still just pushing Hate

ericriveracooks This is a joke... why does everything have to involve race now. As a chef in a closed down city(Los angeles) I have really lost respect for a lot of fellow chefs...

ericriveracooks I will admit that a show featuring Lizzo and Tess Holiday blobbing their way around the world inhaling food would be interesting.

ericriveracooks Spanish is a white language.

DiChristine ericriveracooks id dack him what idiot comments

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