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Argentinian chef who once cooked for Pope Francis reflects on 2015 NYC visit
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1:29Now PlayingA celebrated Argentinian chef and restaurateur who crafted a home-cooked meal for Pope Francis during his visit to New York City recalled his extensive preparation for the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, including constructing a “holy grill” specially for the occasion.
Ismael Alba, 66, is a chef and owner of Buenos Aires, a top-ranked Argentinian restaurant in the East Village.
In 2015, he was specifically chosen by a group of priests and United Nations officials to cook for the pontiff — who was born and raised in the South American country — during his highly anticipated trip to New York City.
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