Mr Makkar the magic veggie supplier

 Mr Munir Makkar is a magician, let me explain few people have a interesting life like his, journalist, finance guy, musician, vegetable farm owner and in general a really amazing and super interesting person who you can sit and enjoy conversation with for hours, I took my brother there to meet him and to check out his gardens and green houses, absolutely fantastic this time a year and all the crops are fist class and super fresh, so unusual to all the supermarket tiered veggies of 3 class quality (the prime is all exported)

As a chef this kind of excursions are very important and it gives me better understanding of seasonal variety and also it gives me so much inspiration how to use much more veggies in my cooking awesome!

Out of the blue Munir told me that he have released a album in French where he plays all the guitars on, how cool is that, great mix of bossa and Latino rhythms with a cool voice, I love it and I hope to catch up with him very soon again, thank you Munir for your friendship.

Some photos from his garden









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