Olympic Village Restaurants Have A Unique Approach To Service At This Year's Games
What happens when a country organizes an international sporting event in the midst of a global pandemic? They rely on technology, of course.
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Italy Argues This Drink Is So Italian It Should Be Granted UNESCO Status
Italy is abundant with culturally significant sites, and now it seeks recognition from UNESCO for this drink to be deemed a symbol of the country's heritage.
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The Chinese Sesame Seed Dessert That Takes Ample Skill To Master
Sesame seed balls, or jian dui, is a fried Chinese dessert that requires finesse to make properly.
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The 17th Century Origins Of The Cocotte
The cocotte, often referred to as a "Dutch oven" is a staple of most kitchens, both amateur and professional, and its origins date back to the 17th century.
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José Andrés Is Receiving This Huge Honor From The Smithsonian
José Andrés is an incredibly busy chef. In addition to owning 16 restaurants, Andrés has received attention over the years thanks to his charity work.
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How Celebrity Butcher Pat LaFrieda Masters A Tailgate Party And A Perfect Steak Dinner - Exclusive Interview
In an exclusive interview just in time for the Super Bowl, master butcher Pat LaFrieda shared his advice for making the perfect steaks, burgers, and chili.
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How Peanut Soup Became A Southern Staple
Peanut soup has been a Southern staple for many years, going all the way back to George Washington Carver himself!
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'Father Of Peeps' Bob Born's Death Has The Food World Shaken
Bob Born, of Just Born Quality Confections has passed away, but his legacy of producing sugar-coated marshmallow chicks will continue to live on.
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The Glacier-View Alaskan Restaurant Only Accessible By Tram Lift
Seven Glaciers resort, so named for the mountain and glaciers that frame the city, doesn't just offer scenery, but Alaskan-sourced fine cuisine.
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The German Salad Linked To A Classic Fairy Tale
There's a wide variety of greens to choose from when it comes to making a salad, but one has a surprising link to a classic German fairy tale.
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Thyme Was Once Used To Fend Off The Black Death
When the Black Death swept over Europe, people turned to natural remedies to ward off disease. Here's why many believed thyme was the key to good health.
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Impossible Foods Looks Towards Layoffs As Plant-Based Meat Sales Slump
Impossible Foods announced plans to lay off a portion of its staff. This is in reaction to a struggling economy and a low point in the company's sales.
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The Unexpectedly Modern Origin Of Chocolate-Covered Strawberries
Chocolate and strawberries were eaten independently for generations until one woman combined them -- a creation that happened more recently than you think.
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The Beginner's Guide To Hungarian Wine
Hungary has a rich history of wine-making, and that history is now making a comeback. Here's everything you need to know about Hungarian wine.
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The Technique That Makes Granita Different From Sorbet
Granita and sorbet are similar roots, but the technique by which they're made is different. Here's how the two methods are unique to each other.
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Why Scotland's Andrew Fairlie Restaurant Might Be The Best In The UK
Located in the Gleneagles Hotel, Scotland's Andrew Fairlie has earned top remarks among the most important critics of all -- everyday diners.
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The Queen Is Releasing 2 Unexpected Royal Products
Heavy is the head that wears the crown. Maybe that's why royal products cost pounds more, including the two items soon sold through the Queen's private estate.
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Best Savory Pies From Around The World
From the Americas to Australia, the combo of pastry crust plus savory filling makes for one of the world’s most well-loved mobile meals.
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Ginger: The Spice That Took Root Over 4,000 Years Ago
Ginger is a wildly popular spice that comes with a storied history stretching back through many cultures and cuisines. We explore its history and modern uses.
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How Grant Achatz Designs New Dishes
Ever wondered how Grant Achatz designs new dishes? Here's what you need to know about the unique process he uses to create stunning dishes with crazy flavor.
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Why Switzerland's Tap Water May Be The Best In The World
Water is everywhere and it comes straight out of the tap and usually, not all tap water is created equal. That's not exactly the case in Switzerland.
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New Study Shows How Much Food Transport Contributes To Emissions
Food systems contribute to global greenhouse gas emissions and a new study further proves how our eating habits affect the environment. Here's what to know.
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Amy Thielen's New Cookbook Aims To Take The Stress Out Of Last-Minute Parties
Entertaining can become stressful but that doesn't have to be the case, according to Amy Thielen's upcoming book, "COMPANY." Here are the details.
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The Truth Behind Tacos Al Pastor
Tacos al pastor: The tacos seen on nearly every Mexican city street corner are the happy marriage of Lebanese shawarma and spice-rubbed grilled pork.
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How Ultraviolet's Chef Paul Pairet Ended Up In Shanghai
Paul Pairet adds flair to the dining experience concept for his experimental Shanghai-based restaurant, Ultraviolet. Here's how he ended up in Shanghai.
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One Of The Oldest Bottles Of Wine Could Date Back To 325 CE
Hardcore collectors shell out big cash to get prized vintages, but as old and rare as some wines are, an ancient bottle at a German museum has them beat.
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What The Senate's Revitalization Fund Decision Really Means For Restaurants
It may have taken months of lobbying from the restaurant industry to push the bill, but the end came quickly for the Small Business COVID Relief Act of 2022
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