The gourmet grocery scene will become more competitive when ‘the Harry Winston of food stores’ launches here on 22 June.
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After 38 years away from home, Chan Kai Hon has returned to Macau to take up the reins at Zi Yat Heen, the city’s undisputed benchmark for fine Cantonese dining.
Once dubbed ‘the Prince of Pastry’, Will Goldfarb shows how he creates happy endings on a plate with his avant-garde desserts.
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The dessert creations of Jen Shen, executive pastry chef at CUT, will strike a chord with anyone who’s spent their early years revelling in the picnics and treats of children’s literature.
With a lineup of international chefs under one roof, sought after wine dinners and masterclasses, savvy gourmets know that the world-renowned gastronomic extravaganza is still the one to beat.
This year’s edition of Food&Hotel Asia, to be held from 17 to 20 April, promises to be bigger and better.
Considered to be the caviar of the spice rack, aromatic saffron threads can awaken a staid dish, impart Mediterranean warmth to savouries, and make curious combinations with desserts.
Pascal Barbot redefines the apex of French dining with his informal, less-is-more approach.
This year’s Madrid Fusion, themed around The Earth−Our Pantry, was a whirlwind succession of concept-packed talks, cutting edge videos, and heuristic chef demonstrations, and the adrenaline was no doubt pumped up by a stellar lineup which included Heston Blumenthal, Juan Mari and Elena Arzak, Paco Roncero, Triogros brothers, Andoni Luis Aduriz and Rasmus Kofoed.