José Andrés has served 150 million meals in Gaza, been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize, and built a restaurant empire. But on the Camino de Santiago, walking with his wife for their 30th anniversary, he's just a man trying to slow down—and look for a perfect bowl of soup.
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