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The cornbread of yesteryear that cowboys ate on the trail
In the 19th century, cowboys on cattle trails ate a simple and substantial cornbread snack known as corn dodgers.
IINestlé is betting on filter coffee: has its time finally come?
Filter coffee is one of the most important symbols of the spread of modern quality coffee culture: for many, it represents the first step towards specialty coffee, as people begin to move away from the classic Italian cup, which has become an allegory for burnt and hastily prepared coffees, and a reactionary tradition with little interest in the product.
IIICheyne Morrisby brings his Pacific cuisine to Riebeek Kasteel
After leaving Cape Town, Morrisby opens Saisei in this town, with four-part menus, and together with his brother Ding Dong, an informal bar.
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The history of appetizers from ancient feasts to high gastronomy
Marcel Kazda argues that children also have a place in haute cuisine
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Homemade fondue from Saboya (Comté, Beaufort, Emmental cheeses)
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Tuna tartare versus carpaccio: two preparations, one ingredient
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The Bloody Maria, the tequila version of the classic Bloody Mary
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Shane Delia's Maha restaurant introduces its first à la carte menu in Melbourne
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What is the difference between tomato puree and tomato paste?
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Virgin vs. refined coconut oil: What's the difference?
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Is fresh always best? Not always. When it comes to spinach...