Chef Bobby Hill has loved food his whole life. From weeknights around the dinner table eating his mom’s “Spa-Peggy and Meatballs,” to overindulging in lutefisk at church potlucks, to celebrations with family and friends at Luly’s Cafeteria, food and the people it’s enjoyed with are the foundation for his best memories. In fact, his career as a robata chef was inspired by his most cherished memory of all—weekends spent grilling with his dad.
A self-taught chef and one of the youngest contestants on King of the Grill, Chef Hill believes “good food can solve any problem.” He draws on the influences of his childhood by combining classic Texas dishes with flavors from around the world. With Robata Chane, Chef Hill hopes to honor the art of Japanese robata and the German heritage of the Texas Hill Country while pushing culinary boundaries through his innovative fusion dishes.
Asleep_Draft_8316
That chef ain’t right
legallyvermin
He does look like Bill
scarred2112
#That’s my knife! I DON’T KNOW YOU!!
vesselofenergy
I can’t believe they didn’t even mention his love of fruit pies!
Remote-Canary-2676
Oh shit, robota chefs use charcoal!
Otherwise-Past5044
Got damn it!
hankbobbypeggy
Yep
BabaKazimir
Got the whole kitchen running on propane. That’s a clean burning sauté line, I tell ya h’wat.
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Chef Bobby Hill has loved food his whole life. From weeknights around the dinner table eating his mom’s “Spa-Peggy and Meatballs,” to overindulging in lutefisk at church potlucks, to celebrations with family and friends at Luly’s Cafeteria, food and the people it’s enjoyed with are the foundation for his best memories. In fact, his career as a robata chef was inspired by his most cherished memory of all—weekends spent grilling with his dad.
A self-taught chef and one of the youngest contestants on King of the Grill, Chef Hill believes “good food can solve any problem.” He draws on the influences of his childhood by combining classic Texas dishes with flavors from around the world. With Robata Chane, Chef Hill hopes to honor the art of Japanese robata and the German heritage of the Texas Hill Country while pushing culinary boundaries through his innovative fusion dishes.
That chef ain’t right
He does look like Bill
#That’s my knife! I DON’T KNOW YOU!!
I can’t believe they didn’t even mention his love of fruit pies!
Oh shit, robota chefs use charcoal!
Got damn it!
Yep
Got the whole kitchen running on propane. That’s a clean burning sauté line, I tell ya h’wat.