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“I like seafood in general. I feel when you have really good quality Canadian seafood; you don't really need to do much to it. It's just some of the best in the world. It also has this kind of briny, salty quality to it, that you don't have to season much. You can use the natural flavours of the ocean to your benefit.”

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Chuck Hughes, born on December 31, 1976, is a renowned Canadian chef. Known for his unique culinary style and precise handling of ingredients, he has worked as a head chef in several well-known restaurants and has won numerous culinary awards. more

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