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No more ketchup and pizza counting as vegetables
classmates
the death of his own innocence
ten years earlier
Using his own life experiences as examples
The Book of Salt Condition:Like New No more ketchup and pizzaBinh, a Vietnamese cook, flees Saigon in 1929, disgracing his family to serve as a galley hand at sea. The taunts of his now deceased father ringing in his ears, Binh answers an ad for a live in cook at a Parisian household, and soon finds himself employed by Gertrude Stein and Alice B. Toklas. Toklas and Stein hold court in their literary salon, for which the devoted yet acerbic Binh serves as chef, and as a keen observer of his "Mesdames" and their
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