Wednesday, March 11, 2026
Daily Update for People Who Love Food

Wolfgang Puck Serves Over 70 Dishes to 1,500 Stars at Oscars Governors Ball
For the 32nd straight year, Wolfgang Puck catered the Oscars Governors Ball, preparing more than 70 dishes for 1,500 Hollywood guests. The menu blended comfort classics such as chicken pot pie and mini Wagyu burgers with global stations like a live izakaya and an Italian gelato machine, and even featured a gold‑spraying station for miniature chocolate Oscars.
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Tasting Table

The chef is expecting to churn through about 200 pounds of dry-aged ribeye and 30 pounds of Kaluga caviar at Sunday’s Governors Ball.
Robb Report – Food & Drink
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Take care of your weekly shopping and enjoy hot, crispy fried chicken all at the same time.
Food & Wine

If you live in London, you’ll likely know all about Farmer J: the spot beloved for its nutritious and delicious on-the-go food. Every lunchtime, city workers flock there to pick up one of the signature fieldtrays: think charred harissa chicken, gochujang salmon and lime leaf tofu paired with your choice ... The post How To Make Your Own Farmer J Lunch appeared first on Country and Town House.
Country & Town House

The new concept is a partnership with a local hospitality powerhouse, the Fifty/50 Group
Nation’s Restaurant News (NRN)

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