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The Kitchen's Ink: A tribute to Boston chefs’ tattoos

By CASSANDRA LANDRY  |  October 9, 2012

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PHOTOS BY CONOR DOHERTY :: SHOT AT JM CURLEY

Kat Christensen, Sous-chef at Coppa

Cassandra Landry: "So, is there a story behind it?"

Christensen: "It is a Jimmy Buffett tattoo. You know, like parrotheads."

Jason Santos: "I think what she means is, is there a better story behind it?" [Laughs]

Christensen: [Laughs] "Not really! No, I just love him. I go to his shows, and it's my only tattoo."

Jamie Bissonnette: "She's such a badass in the kitchen, and she never gets weeded. She should get a tattoo of her saying 'Fuck you' to the weeds."

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