Jason Quinn of The Lime Truck, Part Two

Edwin Goei • OC Weekly • July 21, 2010
Today we conclude our Q&A with Chef Jason Quinn. If you missed the first part, read it here. Stay tuned tomorrow for our final installment: a recipe from the chef. What would you'd like to see more of in Orange County from a culinary standpoint:...
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