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Curry Pizza House launches pasta with Indian flavors
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Curry Pizza House launches pasta with Indian flavors

For most American diners, Indian dishes like butter chicken and chicken tikka are no longer exotic, and Curry Pizza House is capitalizing on that familiarity.

By Helen Ashworth · India · 6h ago
01New York-style pizza is gaining ground in SpainThe Table, The Glass & The Land02Bali and Bogotá, two culinary destinations that defy their clichésThe Table, The Glass & The Land03A Cabrales cheese was auctioned for 37,500 euros and is the most expensive cheese in the worldThe Table, The Glass & The Land
If your couscous is good but never quite reaches the level of a restaurant couscous, the problem probably lies with the semolina.
The Table, The Glass & The Land

If your couscous is good but never quite reaches the level of a restaurant couscous, the problem probably lies with the semolina.

No matter how generous your couscous is, with its aromatic sauce, tender vegetables, and juicy meat, it's always missing something. We'll reveal where the problem lies.

By Helen Ashworth · United States · 3h ago
Food & Wine Magazine names its latest class of ‘Best New Chefs’
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Food & Wine Magazine names its latest class of ‘Best New Chefs’

Food & Wine Magazine on Tuesday named its annual list of Best New Chefs, an award that has the potential to significantly boost the winners’ careers.

To prevent the breadcrumbs from getting soggy too quickly, use a few drops of lemon juice when coating the chops.
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To prevent the breadcrumbs from getting soggy too quickly, use a few drops of lemon juice when coating the chops.

A crispy crust is just as important on a steak as juicy meat inside. One foreign source recommends adding a few drops of lemon juice to beaten eggs. But lemon alone isn't enough: the preparation of the meat and the correct fat temperature are also important.

How to maximize your relationship with your food supplier
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How to maximize your relationship with your food supplier

Most restaurant owners consider their food distributor a supplier. And, technically, that's true. They're responsible for sourcing products, delivering inventory, assisting in emergencies, and keeping the kitchen running smoothly.

Maple Dijon Sheet Pan Chicken with Fall Vegetables
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Maple Dijon Sheet Pan Chicken with Fall Vegetables

This weeknight Maple Dijon Sheet Pan Chicken has boneless skinless chicken thighs, caramelized Brussels sprouts, and butternut squash coated in a maple-mustard sauce.

By Claire Beaumont · United States · 4h ago

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Quick and easy fried banana dessert: prepared with rice paper

Banana rice paper dessert is a practical treat made by filling rice paper sheets with bananas caramelized in brown sugar and butter, then frying them in a pan. The crispy texture of the paper as it heats up, contrasting with the soft banana filling, makes it unique.

The Kitchen · United States
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Homemade plum doughnuts rolled in crispy poppy seed sugar

As soon as the temperatures drop and fresh stone fruit appears in the markets, it's peak season for warming yeast pastries. These sweet plum doughnuts with poppy seed sugar combine the best of traditional pastry making, bringing a wonderful combination of soft dough and fruity filling to the plate. Inside, a generous portion of aromatic plum jam is hidden.

The Kitchen · United States
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Yeasted pizza snails

Leavened pizza snails with mozzarella and paprika are a great substitute for store-bought pizza. Simply roll out the leavened dough, spread with ketchup or passata and top with salami and cheese. Make them for your family for a snack or dinner. You'll definitely enjoy them.

The Kitchen · Czechia
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I mixed broccoli with 1 egg and flour and got some delicious and much lighter gnocchi.

Gnocchi aren't just made with potatoes. These relatives of classic Italian pasta have conquered diverse culinary cultures and come in a wide variety of shapes and flavors. We suggest combining them with broccoli to create delicious and light gnocchi that are sure to win over even the most reluctant vegetable eaters.

The Kitchen · United States
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Introducing "wagon stew": the hearty comfort food cowboys devoured on the trail

Come on, folks! Wagon stew was a warming, comforting meal that cowboys often enjoyed at the end of the day after herding cattle on the old frontier. A hearty mix of beef, vegetables, and potatoes, it was the perfect way to replenish energy after a long day of hard work in the open air. On long cattle drives, cowboys generally ate whatever they could carry during the day, like jerky, a classic roadside snack. For meals, the group would gather around a wagon, essentially a mobile kitchen ("chuck" was slang for food).

The Kitchen · World
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How to use sumac in dehydrated stuffed vegetables

Sumac enhances the stuffed dried vegetables: its acidity, well dosed, is noticeable without being overwhelming.

The Kitchen · Turkey
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Château Pavie premieres "Les Traversées" with two Michelin three-star chefs

In Saint-Émilion, Château Pavie inaugurated “Les Traversées”, an event that brings together wine, gastronomy and art, with Yannick Alléno and Sébastien Faramond at the helm of the kitchen.

The Table, The Glass & The Land · France
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There are Mexicans! The ones chosen for the Michelin Guide Toronto 2026

You now have new reasons to travel to Canada's largest city and the most multicultural in the world (51% of its population was born abroad). With 111 restaurants representing 33 cuisines, the fifth edition of the Michelin Guide Toronto & Region 2026 has just been released. Discover the stars, awards, and establishments featured in this publication. Several Mexican restaurants are included! Photos

The Table, The Glass & The Land · Canada
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Moist apple and almond cake with a whipped cream topping

The name of this pastry immediately evokes images of autumnal forests and busy little tree dwellers. The exact origin of the name "squirrel cake" is difficult to pinpoint today. It likely stems from the generous filling of crunchy almonds and fresh apples. These very ingredients make the pastry wonderfully moist and provide a delightful texture.

The Kitchen · United States
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Blackberry Margarita: A drink with a mysterious touch

As the days grow shorter and the leaves turn vibrant colors, our drink choices change too. Light summer spritzers give way to bolder flavors. This is where a drink that bridges the gap between a refreshing cocktail and an autumnal mood comes in. The blackberry margarita brings a deep red color and intense fruit notes to the glass. No special occasion is needed to mix this cocktail.

The Table, The Glass & The Land · United States
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Beyond Kentucky: Bourbon finds its voice with a wider audience

For most of its modern history, bourbon has been associated with a single place: Kentucky. This association is so strong that, for many consumers, it's perceived more as a rule than a mere trend. In reality, bourbon has always been legally transportable. It must be made in the United States, with at least 51% corn, and aged in new, charred oak barrels. Beyond that, the geographical origin is flexible.

The Table, The Glass & The Land · United States
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Celery Salad with Apricots and Candied Almonds

Making this refreshingly crisp salad could not be simpler, you toss everything together in a bowl and refrigerate for about an hour. This rest time rounds out the minerally character of the celery and softens the bite of the minced shallot. The appeal of this combination is the texture as much as the flavor, and it’s the chilling that keeps it crunchy. Be sure to thinly slice the celery (no more th

The Kitchen · United States
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