Most of us have had lasagna at some time in our lives, and some of us have even attempted to make it. To mark Lasagna Day on July 29, some cooks have offered up some original recipes, tips and tricks to make this Italian favourite with a unique East Coast […]
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7 tips from Walla Walla chefs on taking the kitchen to the campfire | Lifestyles
When in need of a weekend escape, or seeking weather conditions about 10 degrees cooler during a summer heat wave, camping can be the perfect getaway. The Walla Walla area is scattered with many noteworthy camping spots: Gem Lake, Tiger Canyon and Wallowa Lake to name a few. Part of […]
Private Chefs Nicholas Chew And Leonard Cheung On The Rise Of Luxury Catering
Just because restaurants were closed for dine-in last month, doesn’t mean Hong Kong’s one percenters were forced to slave over a stove for dinner. Trust the Tatler community to find a way to bring their favourite fine dining feasts into the comfort of their Peak, Repulse Bay and Stanley mansions […]
Solano County legalized home food pop-ups. But 6 months later, chefs still can’t sell
When Solano County approved a new California law that would legalize home-based kitchen operations in April, it seemed like Cheska Kistner’s plans to open a restaurant in her Benicia home would finally come to fruition. The measure, California’s AB626, allows for what are known as microenterprise food businesses, which Alameda […]
Solano County legalized home food popups. But chefs still can’t sell
When Solano County approved a new California law that would legalize home-based kitchen operations in April, it seemed like Cheska Kistner’s plans to open a restaurant in her Benicia home would finally come to fruition. The measure, California’s AB626, allows for what are known as microenterprise food businesses, which Alameda […]
Restaurant collaboration ‘Chicago Let Talk’ brings together women chefs in support of each other amid COVID-19 pandemic
CHICAGO (WLS) — A team of female chefs and restaurant owners have come together in support of one another during these difficult times due to the coronavirus pandemic. The group of women are collaborating in hopes of keeping their businesses alive. Orders will be out of the door soon for […]
A Better Way to Cook Beans: Tips From a Chef’s Playbook
I OWE MY love of beans largely to Sara Kramer. Now chef/partner at Kismet, in Los Angeles, Sara was the chef at Glasserie, in Brooklyn, when I worked with her there. Before that, I had tried cooking beans every which way, from wood-fired ovens to pressure cookers, all of which […]
Private Lessons With Seasoned Chefs
The pandemic has brought a proliferation of new virtual cooking classes. #AskChefsAnything was an early entry, auctioning off interactive sessions to benefit immigrant workers, among others. Now there is Delicious Experiences, from a company based in Israel. It connects viewers with food experts for personalized one-on-one classes. Learn about burgers […]
Cacique Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month by Asking Chefs and American Home Cooks to Help Determine Third Annual Mexican Food Trends Forecast
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 5, 2020 /PRNewswire/ — To celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, Cacique® Inc. – one of the country’s top authentic Mexican food brands – is shining a spotlight on the significant role Mexican food has on American culture by unveiling its third annual What’s Next in Mexican Cuisine trends […]
The Best Way to Cook Meat, According to These Argentine Chefs
I wish I had an asado gang the way I have two book groups and a hiking pod. In Argentina, this meat-centric cookout is a similar kind of social club, except with committed carnivores. Argentines eat the most beef in the world—close to 155 pounds per person per year. And […]
TV chefs’ best-ever cooking tips and tricks
Top tips from television royalty There’s a reason we love watching cooking shows. They provide us with insider knowledge and top recipe inspiration, especially useful now we have more time to spend in the kitchen. It was a hard job selecting the best but here are our favourite TV […]
StarPhoenix YXE Chefs at Home: Evelyn Reisner of Fresh Dish Catering
Article content continued For this chef, food is love. It’s how she expresses love to friends and family, and watching guests enjoy her cooking is how she gets fed emotionally, she says. Hearing positive feedback from her clients is pure joy. Evelyn and her catering team are currently working out […]
The Restaurant Groups Behind Big-Name Chefs Are Feeling COVID’s Bite
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Chicago Chef Stephanie Izard has permanent laid off employees at four Chicago restaurants. (Photo by … [+] John Lamparski/Getty Images) Getty Images for NYCWFF Last summer, I walked into Chicago’s new Hoxton Hotel in the Fulton Market district. I wanted to check out Cabra, the rooftop restaurant from Top Chef […]
At The Guest restaurant in Boulder, you’ll dine in the chef’s actual home.
Without realizing it, chefs Syd Younggreen and Brian De Souza had been practicing to open their pandemic-friendly restaurant, The Guest, all along. The 24- and 27-year-old couple met while working in New York kitchens; their respective résumés include stints at high-end spots like Blue Hill and Le Bernardin. When they […]
New app based in Reno matches folks with personal chefs for restaurant meals at home
Benjamin Griffith wants to put chefs back to work. With home cooking. © Andy Barron/RGJ Benjamin Griffith, founder of Homebite, a new online marketplace for personal chefs, stands with Nicole Kersting, a pastry chef at Charlie Palmer Steak Reno, on Sept. 24, 2020. Griffith, a Reno resident and graduate of […]
Asia-Pacific and Middle-East Inflight Catering Market 2020-2025 – LSG Sky Chefs, Cathay Pacific Catering Services, SATS, GateGroup, and the Emirates Group Account for >60% of the Market – ResearchAndMarkets.com
DUBLIN–(BUSINESS WIRE)–The “Asia-Pacific and Middle-East Inflight Catering Market – Growth, Trends and Forecasts (2020-2025)” report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com’s offering. The Asia-Pacific and Middle-East Inflight Catering Market is projected to grow with a CAGR of more than 7.5% during the forecast period. The growth in demand for air travel […]
chefs’ seven most controversial cooking tips
In June, the chef Jim Fuller caused something of a firestorm when he announced that we have all been cooking mushrooms the wrong way. The longstanding convention is that raw mushrooms hate moisture; you are even meant to brush the dirt off rather than washing them before cooking. On Channel […]
Celebrity chefs offer quarantine-friendly cooking tips, recipes during coronavirus outbreak
Cooking while self-quarantining may feel daunting. After all, you can only eat pasta and marinara sauce so many times in a row. CLICK HERE FOR COMPLETE CORONAVIRUS COVERAGE To pull you out of that impending food rut, celebrity chefs are weighing on Twitter and Instagram with their simple, healthy and isolation-friendly recipes, […]
Chefs’ most controversial cooking tips
In June the chef Jim Fuller caused something of a foodie firestorm when he announced that we have all been cooking mushrooms the wrong way. Convention says raw mushrooms hate moisture; you are even meant to brush the dirt off rather than washing them before cooking. Fuller, an American who […]
Cooking tips from TV’s best chefs
Top tips from television royalty There’s a reason we love watching cooking shows. They provide us with insider knowledge and top recipe inspiration, especially useful now we have more time to spend in the kitchen. It was a hard job selecting the best but here are our favorite TV […]