15 Metro Phoenix Chefs and Restaurateurs Share Their Worst Thanksgiving Nightmares

Josh Chesler November 24, 2014 10:00AM

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We can all relate to a Thanksgiving horror story -- the time your mom forgot to turn on the oven or the deep fryer blew. But it's different at a chef's house, right? Think again. We've been talking to some of Valley's top chefs and restauranteurs and they've got some stories that are going to make you feel very good about yourself -- and your Thanksgiving table. You're welcome.

15 Metro Phoenix Chefs and Restaurateurs Share Their Worst Thanksgiving Nightmares

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