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Makeovers, in which experts redesign other peoples' gardens, bedrooms and lounges, may be the current fad on television, but in...
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Behind the scenes in the kitchens of Le Gavroche and Nobu A recent dinner at Zuma, the new, chic Japanese...
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Britain made several distinctive contributions to the pleasures of eating out during the last decade, most notably a wave of...
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Restaurants are a constant topic of conversation almost everywhere these days but even I was surprised at the speed with...
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I never normally rush to a just-opened restaurant. I have seen the consequences of any possible combination of builders' delays...
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Mid April may have marked a significant turning point for many restaurateurs, their first ray of optimism for several months...
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Richard Polo, born in Connecticut, USA, to Italian immigrants from Amalfi, has spent the last 25 years in London during...
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If there is one thing that everyone seems to agree upon it is that eating out in good restaurants is...
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A trip to Portugal last year with Tim Hughes, Sheekey's head chef, and four other chefs (an account of which...
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In the early 1990s JTECH Inc, then based in Pompano Beach, Florida, created two new pieces of technology for the...
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In a recent 'Letter from America' on BBC radio the veteran broadcaster Alastair Cooke used the phrase 'chefs follow money'...
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Since my first and, regrettably, only trip to Japan I have come to appreciate the enormous gulf that separates Japanese...
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A fortnight ago I was completely duped. I arrived at Elena's L'Etoile in Charlotte Street, W1, ostensibly to have dinner...
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KEW, MIDDLESEX It is possible to sit at The Glasshouse in Kew and watch the world go by, particularly at...
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Globalisation is playing strange tricks with Thai food. Whilst French-born chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten delivers his interpretation of Thai dishes in...
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My mother would not approve, I am sure, but I tend now to answer the question I am most often...
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