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MARISA MAY:

MARISA MAY:

TONY MAY’S DAUGHTER, DISCIPLE, AND PARTNER    text ©2011 I always begin my interviews with “food people” with the question:  what are your earliest memories of food? MM: Pastina in brodo, which is still one of my favorite dishes, and nutella spread on bread. We’d...

TANJA GRANDITS:

TANJA GRANDITS:

  SWISS CHEF OF THE YEAR 2006   Housed in a villa of the elegant suburb of Bruderholz on the top of a hill overlooking Basel, Tanja and René Graf Grandits’s peaceful and understated restaurant, Stucki, has one Michelin star and 17 Gault Millau points. Here,...

TATSUYA IWASAKI: 

TATSUYA IWASAKI: 

  TWICE ITALY’S BEST PASTRY-CHEF IS FROM JAPAN   Interview ©2011                 Tatsuya Iwasaki was born 34 years ago in the Japanese city of Saitama located10 to 15 miles north of Tokyo.  After obtaining his diploma as a professional chef from the Hanasaki...

PETER KNOGL:

PETER KNOGL:

  SWISS CHEF OF THE YEAR 2011   Interview ©2011   Born on September 14, 1968 in southeast Bavaria, Peter Knogl has worked his way up the career ladder almost always at Michelin-starred restaurants in Germany, Spain, London, and Switzerland.  Since 2007 he has...

NICK ANDERER:

NICK ANDERER:

  NEW YORK’S TOP “ROMAN” CHEF   Text ©2010 Photos ©2010 by Ellen Silverman Danny Meyer at Maialino           Daniel (“Danny”) Meyer, born in St. Louis, Missouri, was raised there, in France (Paris and Bordeaux) and Italy (Rome) because his father owned a travel...

BRAISED CONWY MUSSELS

From Graham Tinsley, Castle Hotel Ingredients for 4 people 4.5 lb. Mussels 2 large shallots 1 clove of garlic 3.5 oz. Dry White Wine 7 oz. Double Cream 1 oz. Chopped Fresh Parsley Method 1. Clean the mussels by removing all the barnacles and the beards from the...

The Chef’s Room Fish & Cookery School

The Chef’s Room Fish & Cookery School

    Taking a cooking class in a foreign country is one of our favorite ways to learn something of the country’s culture and cuisine. Taking a cooking class in Wales from an Italian chef may seem an odd exercise, but how often can you get instruction from a...

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