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We thought we'd revisit this interview with the late chef Charlie Trotter from ... 2010. June 4, 2010, to be exact. We had a great time that night at The Hideout. Chef Trotter has very much been on people's minds of late — thanks to the "Love, Charlie" documentary (of which video clips from this interview appear!) that's now on Netlfix (https://www.netflix.com/title/81633762) as well as word that Trotter's son is resurrecting his namesake restaurant. Charlie Trotter changed fine dining in Chicago (and everywhere, really), and it was a thrill to have him on the show.
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