The Canadian Press
With his flowing black hair, bushy beard and slight paunch, Behroush Sharifi hops off his bicycle and bounds into an expensive restaurant on the Upper West Side.
He takes the leather satchel hanging from his shoulder and starts to pull out little baggies packed with exotic spices, displaying them on a steel counter for chef John Fraser to examine. (26/05)
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Palo Alto food writer Harold McGee is best known for decoding the science of everyday cooking. But he also played a supporting role in the development ...
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COMING up with a suitable name for a food outlet can be a daunting task for owners, and this was the case when Au Tai Hon, Mei-Li Tan and Ekachai Urairat ...
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We will always rely on old standbys like Chowhound, but there are plenty of new happenings on the cyber-epicurian scene lately.
Roadfood, a concept ...
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TWENTY-FIVE years out of restaurant school, I should know how to cut up a mango. But it wasn't until I was noodling around online recently that I finally ...
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Thailand's premier and occasional TV chef Samak Sundaravej said on Sunday he would temporarily stop appearing on two cooking shows after complaints that ...
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Sally Oliver, mother of celebrity chef Jamie Oliver, gets flowers and a cheeky drawing on Mother's Day. Hilary Biller spoke to her about her famous son.
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Her fellow chefs may have panned her latest television show, but Delia Smith has proved – once again – she is the country's most powerful cook.
Delia ...
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