Michael Lomonaco looks back at his decades-long culinary career

Chef, cookbook author and restaurateur Michael Lomonaco has spent his almost 40-year career in the kitchens of top tier restaurants, including ones he developed himself. He's an old friend of "CBS Saturday Morning," and this week, Dana Jacobson and Michelle Miller joined him at his New York eatery Porterhouse to see what he's been up to lately.

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