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Give Alfredo Pasta A Twist With These Easy Noodle Swaps
NewsApr 25, 2026

Give Alfredo Pasta A Twist With These Easy Noodle Swaps

Chef Angelo Caruso explains why fettuccine’s flat ribbons are ideal for Alfredo, then outlines a range of noodle alternatives that can keep the sauce clinging while offering new textures. Tagliatelle and pappardelle provide ribbon‑style options, while tube‑shaped penne or rigatoni...

By The Takeout
Lemon Cream Cheese “Dump Cake” Is So Easy, Anyone Can Make It
NewsApr 25, 2026

Lemon Cream Cheese “Dump Cake” Is So Easy, Anyone Can Make It

Patty Catalano’s six‑ingredient lemon cream cheese dump cake offers a quick, low‑sugar dessert that balances tangy lemon filling with a rich cream cheese layer. The recipe uses basic pantry items—cake mix, butter, lemon pie filling, cream cheese, an egg, and...

By The Kitchn
Why Your Steak Isn't Browning On The Grill
NewsApr 25, 2026

Why Your Steak Isn't Browning On The Grill

Grilling a steak without a brown crust is usually caused by excess moisture, low‑temperature oil, or insufficient heat. Removing surface water, using a high‑smoke‑point fat such as peanut or safflower oil, and maintaining grill temperatures between 450 °F and 550 °F restores...

By Food Republic
Everybody Wants the Kids Menu
NewsApr 25, 2026

Everybody Wants the Kids Menu

The article examines the surge of nostalgic, child‑inspired dishes appearing on upscale restaurant menus and fast‑casual concepts, from $100 caviar‑topped chicken nuggets at the U.S. Open to lobster rolls beside pizza rolls at The Corner Store. It ties the trend...

By Salon – Food
CVG Airport Enhances Dining Experience with New VV The Italian Experience Restaurant
NewsApr 25, 2026

CVG Airport Enhances Dining Experience with New VV The Italian Experience Restaurant

VV The Italian Experience, a family‑owned restaurant with roots in 1940s Puglia, opened in Concourse B of Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG). The all‑day venue serves authentic Italian dishes, wine, and cocktails, reflecting both regional Italian heritage and Cincinnati culture....

By Future Travel Experience
Lure of Being a Social Media Chef Means Youngsters Forgoing Classic Training, Michelin Star Cook Warns
NewsApr 25, 2026

Lure of Being a Social Media Chef Means Youngsters Forgoing Classic Training, Michelin Star Cook Warns

Michelin‑starred chefs warn that the rise of social‑media cooking videos is pulling young talent away from traditional culinary apprenticeships. Will Murray of the double‑Michelin venue Dinner by Heston notes that aspiring chefs often assume kitchen work is easier after watching...

By The Guardian » Business
There Are 77,760 Ways to Stuff a Cabbage. Which Is Yours?
NewsApr 25, 2026

There Are 77,760 Ways to Stuff a Cabbage. Which Is Yours?

In 2026, Vogue, Pinterest and chef‑patron Simon Rogan declared the cabbage the year’s star vegetable, cementing a decade‑long culinary revival. Chefs are elevating the humble leaf into gourmet creations, exemplified by the Stuffed Cabbage World Championship in Limoges and Karl...

By Financial Times – Food & Drink
Spaghetti With Green Tomato Sauce
NewsApr 24, 2026

Spaghetti With Green Tomato Sauce

Matt Taylor‑Gross shares a bright, tart spaghetti recipe that centers on unripe green tomatoes. The sauce, made from six firm green tomatoes, olive oil, garlic and fresh herbs, simmers in just 15 minutes and is tossed with al dente pasta for...

By Saveur
Where the Chefs Eat: Mauro Colagreco’s Go-To Spots on the French (and Italian) Riviera
NewsApr 24, 2026

Where the Chefs Eat: Mauro Colagreco’s Go-To Spots on the French (and Italian) Riviera

Mauro Colagreco’s three‑Michelin‑star restaurant Mirazur celebrated its 20th anniversary with a limited‑time collaboration menu featuring Spanish avant‑garde chef Ferran Adrià. The joint effort reimagines Mirazur’s iconic dishes using Adrià’s molecular techniques while staying true to the French Riviera’s seasonal seafood and herb‑driven...

By Condé Nast Traveler
‘The Great American Baking Show: Season 4’ Debuts on Roku Channel May 11
NewsApr 24, 2026

‘The Great American Baking Show: Season 4’ Debuts on Roku Channel May 11

The Great American Baking Show returns for its fourth season, debuting on The Roku Channel on May 11, 2026. Hosted by Andrew Rannells and Casey Wilson, the series pits eight amateur bakers against themed challenges judged by Paul Hollywood and...

By Media Play News
Salt-and-Pepper Fried Green Tomatoes
NewsApr 24, 2026

Salt-and-Pepper Fried Green Tomatoes

Saveur’s Spring/Summer 2026 issue features a salt‑and‑pepper fried green tomato recipe that ties the dish to the 1991 film “Fried Green Tomatoes.” The recipe emphasizes a coarse cornmeal coating that creates a popcorn‑like crunch and recommends shallow‑frying for optimal texture. It serves...

By Saveur
Shiso Fine Cocktail
NewsApr 24, 2026

Shiso Fine Cocktail

Saveur’s Spring/Summer 2026 issue spotlights a new Shiso Fine Cocktail crafted by Smoke Door Lake Tahoe Saryo’s beverage director Ria Kim. The drink blends peach‑infused vodka, a bright shiso‑lime syrup, passion‑fruit juice, and creamy Nigori sake, delivering a peppery‑herbal twist...

By Saveur
The Rise of Hastings’ Brave Brewery’s Tigermilk Ale
NewsApr 24, 2026

The Rise of Hastings’ Brave Brewery’s Tigermilk Ale

Brave Brewery’s Tigermilk IPA, the flagship product of the Hawke’s Bay‑based brewer, accounts for roughly 60% of its output, with an average of 2,600 litres brewed each week. The beer earned the 2025 Champion New Zealand IPA award and is celebrating its...

By NZ Herald – Business
US (NE): Omaha Restaurant Using Hydroponics to Grow Ingredients
NewsApr 24, 2026

US (NE): Omaha Restaurant Using Hydroponics to Grow Ingredients

A restaurant in Omaha has installed a LED‑lit hydroponic system to grow leafy greens and herbs directly on its premises. The move is part of a broader surge in vertical‑farm adoption, highlighted by industry announcements such as Premier Tech’s Controlled...

By Vertical Farm Daily
Restaurant Tycoons
NewsApr 24, 2026

Restaurant Tycoons

The Age’s "Restaurant tycoons" series profiles ten influential figures shaping Melbourne’s dining landscape, from former student Tinee Suntivatana’s staff‑support venture to chef‑entrepreneur Daniel Andrews’ political foray. It chronicles high‑profile feuds, such as Shane Delia’s clash with George Calombaris, and personal setbacks, including...

By The Age – Books (Australia)
I Discovered This "Cloud" Coffee in Vietnam and Now It’s My Afternoon Ritual
NewsApr 24, 2026

I Discovered This "Cloud" Coffee in Vietnam and Now It’s My Afternoon Ritual

Vietnamese egg coffee, or cà phê trứng, blends robusta coffee brewed with a traditional phin filter and a light, whipped egg‑yolk foam sweetened with condensed milk. The drink was invented in 1946 by bartender Nguyen Van Giang at Hanoi’s Sofitel...

By The Kitchn
For The Easiest Ice Cream Cake, Use This Pan You Probably Already Have
NewsApr 24, 2026

For The Easiest Ice Cream Cake, Use This Pan You Probably Already Have

Mimi Council, a former bakery owner and recipe developer, advises using a springform pan for homemade ice‑cream cakes. The pan’s removable side walls let you lift the frozen layers without cracking, eliminating the need for parchment or plastic wrap. She...

By The Takeout
The Saucy Red Flag You Should Never Ignore At Barbecue Restaurants
NewsApr 24, 2026

The Saucy Red Flag You Should Never Ignore At Barbecue Restaurants

The article warns diners to watch for a key red flag at barbecue restaurants: meat smothered in sauce rather than presented plain to highlight its smoky flavor. It explains that authentic barbecue relies on a dry rub and slow smoking,...

By The Daily Meal
This Midwest Bakery Chain Is Vanishing — But Still Hanging On In A Few Places
NewsApr 24, 2026

This Midwest Bakery Chain Is Vanishing — But Still Hanging On In A Few Places

Bakers Square, a beloved Midwestern bakery chain known for its signature pies, grew from a single Des Moines eatery in 1970 to more than 140 locations at its height. After a series of ownership changes—including Pillsbury, VICORP, and American Blue Ribbon...

By Tasting Table
The Best Method for Making Wild Game Ham
NewsApr 24, 2026

The Best Method for Making Wild Game Ham

The article presents a step‑by‑step guide to making wild‑game ham using the equilibrium (EQ) curing method, which relies on precise salt percentages based on meat weight. It contrasts EQ with excess‑salt curing, outlines a 2 % salt, 1 % sugar, 0.25 % pink...

By MeatEater
Shila Kitchen Brings Persian Classics to The Hub in Bondi
NewsApr 24, 2026

Shila Kitchen Brings Persian Classics to The Hub in Bondi

Shila Kitchen has opened its doors at The Hub in Bondi, adding a dedicated Persian kitchen to the suburb’s burgeoning all‑day precinct. Founder Saba Taghavi brings family‑rooted recipes, from milder Persian coffee to house‑made preserves, to a menu that spans...

By Hospitality Magazine (Australia)
The 2 Ingredients For Perfect Pasta, According To An Italian Chef
NewsApr 24, 2026

The 2 Ingredients For Perfect Pasta, According To An Italian Chef

Chef Jasper Mirabile Jr., owner of Jasper’s Restaurant, says perfect pasta hinges on just two ingredients—water and salt. He advises adding roughly ½ tablespoon of sea salt per gallon of water before it boils, which raises the boiling point and seasons...

By Tasting Table
Five Sydney Royal Easter Show Winners You Can Cook with at Home
NewsApr 24, 2026

Five Sydney Royal Easter Show Winners You Can Cook with at Home

Gourmet Traveller highlighted five Sydney Royal Easter Show winners that are now available to home cooks: Del Bocia’s buffalo‑cream butter, Printhie Wines’ 2016 Swift sparkling, Stockyard Beef’s Black wagyu, Kenilworth Dairies’ honey yoghurt, and Wilson Family’s sunset late‑harvest olive oil....

By Gourmet Traveller (Australia)
Plan Steakhouse Reservations For This Time For The Best Experience
NewsApr 24, 2026

Plan Steakhouse Reservations For This Time For The Best Experience

Executive chef Sam Hazen of Palladino's Steak & Seafood advises diners to book between 6:00 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. for the optimal steakhouse experience. Early reservations secure fresher staff, attentive service, and avoid kitchen bottlenecks that often arise during peak dinner rushes....

By The Takeout
Pistachio Tiramisu Is A New Take On A Classic Recipe
NewsApr 23, 2026

Pistachio Tiramisu Is A New Take On A Classic Recipe

Miriam Hahn introduces a pistachio‑infused tiramisu that swaps traditional espresso notes for pistachio paste, extract, and a dusting of ground nuts. The no‑bake dessert serves six and requires about 4.5 hours of prep, most of it chilling. Raw pistachios are recommended...

By Chowhound
The Best Way to Scramble Eggs (I Tested 6 Methods!)
NewsApr 23, 2026

The Best Way to Scramble Eggs (I Tested 6 Methods!)

Food editor Andrea Rivera Wawrzyn tested six scrambling techniques using identical large eggs, a low‑heat nonstick pan and butter. Pre‑salting the eggs for 15 minutes delivered the highest score, a flawless 10/10, by producing a tender, fluffy curd without sacrificing...

By The Kitchn
Say Goodbye To Dry Cakes With This Bakery-Approved Water Trick
NewsApr 23, 2026

Say Goodbye To Dry Cakes With This Bakery-Approved Water Trick

Baker Lynne Just explains how a bain‑marie water bath can keep delicate cakes moist and prevent cracks by regulating heat and adding steam. The method works well for sponge cakes, Japanese cakes, flour‑less chocolate tortes and cheesecakes, but can ruin...

By Chowhound
Sautéed Mushrooms With Koji Sauce
NewsApr 23, 2026

Sautéed Mushrooms With Koji Sauce

Chef Rob Rubba of Washington, D.C.’s Oyster Oyster reveals that koji—a fermentation fungus behind soy sauce and baijiu—features in roughly 70% of his menu items. He shares a detailed seven‑day recipe for a dried‑rice‑koji sauce that transforms simple cremini mushrooms...

By Saveur
Blueberry Amazake Pudding
NewsApr 23, 2026

Blueberry Amazake Pudding

Los Angeles fermentation instructor Yoko Lamn shares a Blueberry Amazake Pudding that leverages the naturally sweet, syrupy profile of amazake—a Japanese rice drink fermented with koji or sake lees. The recipe blends pureed blueberries, agar, plant‑based milk, and amazake to...

By Saveur
Simon Kim Unveils Three Dining Concepts at 550 Madison in Midtown
NewsApr 23, 2026

Simon Kim Unveils Three Dining Concepts at 550 Madison in Midtown

Simon Kim’s Gracious Hospitality Management is debuting three distinct dining concepts—Bar Chimera, a multi‑bar lounge; a new Midtown outpost of his Michelin‑starred Korean steakhouse Cote; and the upcoming Sushi Yoshitake sushi bar—within the iconic 550 Madison building. Bar Chimera features a martini, whiskey, and wine...

By WWD (Women’s Wear Daily) – Fashion
Average Rob Launches La Patate, a Chip Shop with International Ambitions
NewsApr 23, 2026

Average Rob Launches La Patate, a Chip Shop with International Ambitions

YouTuber and entrepreneur Robert Van Impe, known as Average Rob, is launching La Patate, a Belgian‑style chip shop, with its first outlet opening next to Antwerp Central Station in May. The concept is a joint venture with serial entrepreneurs Gilles...

By Retail Detail (EU)
Restaurant Review: Kanishka, Fine Indian Dining
NewsApr 23, 2026

Restaurant Review: Kanishka, Fine Indian Dining

Kanishka, a fine‑dining Indian restaurant tucked just off Regent Street in Mayfair, offers a menu that fuses classic sub‑continental flavors with upscale presentation. Signature dishes include a chicken tikka pie at roughly $27 and a deconstructed laal maas lamb dish...

By MoneyWeek – All
‘As Intense as Perfume’: Which Eaux De Vie Are Worth Trying?
NewsApr 23, 2026

‘As Intense as Perfume’: Which Eaux De Vie Are Worth Trying?

Barney Wilczak’s Capreolus Distillery in Gloucestershire produces ultra‑artisan eaux de vie by hand‑sorting millions of fruit and triple‑distilling each batch in a garage‑turned‑still. The resulting brandies, such as the 2024 raspberry expression, command premium prices but deliver a perfume‑like intensity...

By The Guardian – Food
Duo Behind Michelin-Starred Variety Jones to Open New Casual Restaurant This Weekend
NewsApr 23, 2026

Duo Behind Michelin-Starred Variety Jones to Open New Casual Restaurant This Weekend

The Higgs brothers, chefs behind Dublin’s Michelin‑starred Variety Jones, are launching a new casual eatery called Mongoose on April 26. Located at 78 Thomas Street – the original Variety Jones site – the 28‑seat restaurant will serve a concise à...

By The Irish Times – Business
Donohue’s Steak House Will Close in June
NewsApr 23, 2026

Donohue’s Steak House Will Close in June

Donohue’s Steak House, the Upper East Side’s 1950‑era dining icon, will close in June as its lease expires, despite the landlord’s rent‑reduction offer. Owner Maureen Donohue‑Peters says she wants a better quality of life and is ready to end the...

By Grub Street (New York Magazine)
MGallery Collection and Chef Pam Reimagine the Art of Bar
NewsApr 23, 2026

MGallery Collection and Chef Pam Reimagine the Art of Bar

MGallery Collection has teamed up with Michelin‑starred chef Pam Soontornyanakij to launch a global bar‑food collaboration across 16 boutique hotels. The program pairs bespoke cocktails with Chef Pam’s signature bite creations, such as beef tartare with caviar and golden crab...

By Breaking Travel News
The Best Restaurants in Barcelona Right Now
NewsApr 23, 2026

The Best Restaurants in Barcelona Right Now

The guide curates Barcelona’s top dining spots, spanning tapas bars, Catalan kitchens, seafood havens, and trendy concepts. Highlights include Teatro Kitchen, the evolution of Albert Adrià’s legendary Tickets, and Cruix’s seasonal tasting menus. It also lists specialty venues such as...

By NOBLE & STYLE
RFK Jr Says Cultivated Meat Will ‘Have to Get Through A Lot of Scepticism’ From FDA
NewsApr 23, 2026

RFK Jr Says Cultivated Meat Will ‘Have to Get Through A Lot of Scepticism’ From FDA

U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. voiced amplified concern that cultivated‑meat products will face rigorous FDA scrutiny, warning they must overcome significant safety scepticism. The comment came during a Senate Appropriations hearing, where he echoed long‑standing criticism of lab‑grown proteins. 2025 marked...

By Green Queen
Rachel Roddy’s Recipe for Almond and Lemon Spiced Treacle Tart | A Kitchen in Rome
NewsApr 23, 2026

Rachel Roddy’s Recipe for Almond and Lemon Spiced Treacle Tart | A Kitchen in Rome

Rachel Roddy highlights a medieval‑inspired almond and lemon spiced treacle tart now back on the menu at Rome’s La Torricella. The dessert blends golden syrup or honey with sultanas, pine nuts, and lemon zest, offering a sweet‑spicy profile while using a...

By The Guardian – Food
Bangkok Hawkers Center Street Food Open Now
NewsApr 23, 2026

Bangkok Hawkers Center Street Food Open Now

A new Bangkok Hawkers Center, a purpose‑built street‑food marketplace, opened in the city’s central business district this week. The venue houses over 50 local vendors offering Thai classics, regional specialties, and modern fusion dishes. Designed with communal seating and a...

By Fodor’s Travel – News & Features
The Chicago Pizza Experience Giving Diners Sweeping Skyline Views
NewsApr 22, 2026

The Chicago Pizza Experience Giving Diners Sweeping Skyline Views

Giordano’s, Chicago’s iconic deep‑dish pizza chain, now serves its signature pies on the Willis Tower Skydeck. Diners can choose the glass‑enclosed 103rd‑floor "The Ledge" for intimate dates or the 99th‑floor space for larger groups, with availability limited to specific weekdays. The...

By Chowhound
The Simple Trick To IHOP's Perfect Pancakes Is More Important Than It Seems
NewsApr 22, 2026

The Simple Trick To IHOP's Perfect Pancakes Is More Important Than It Seems

IHOP’s executive chef Scott Randolph revealed on TikTok that the chain’s signature fluffiness comes from using cold water in the batter, which slows gluten formation. He also stresses keeping the batter lumpy and avoiding over‑mixing to preserve air bubbles. Additional...

By Tasting Table
Dave Portnoy Stunned by Pizza Restaurant Where Delivery Drivers Wear Suits
NewsApr 22, 2026

Dave Portnoy Stunned by Pizza Restaurant Where Delivery Drivers Wear Suits

Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy reviewed Mike’s Underground Pizza, a Long Island joint that delivers pies in black suits. The restaurant requires customers to call first, then coordinate via text to arrange a secret‑gate drop‑off. Portnoy praised the crust, rating...

By Dexerto
Japanese Restaurant’s Six-Patty-High Burger without Buns Has the Internet Salivating
NewsApr 22, 2026

Japanese Restaurant’s Six-Patty-High Burger without Buns Has the Internet Salivating

Tokyo’s Shake Tree Burger & Bar has sparked online frenzy with its Wild Out burger, which swaps traditional buns for two 120‑gram steak patties, effectively creating a quadruple‑cheese sandwich. Priced at ¥2,250 (about $14), the burger is topped with cheese,...

By Dexerto
Olive Oil Or Butter? Here's Which Fat Is Best For A Flavorful Steak
NewsApr 22, 2026

Olive Oil Or Butter? Here's Which Fat Is Best For A Flavorful Steak

Chef Sam Hazen of Palladino's Steak & Seafood advises using a high‑smoke oil—such as avocado, grapeseed, or canola—to sear steak, then finishing with butter for flavor. He warns olive oil can turn bitter at extreme heat and butter burns around...

By The Takeout
Whole Foods Market Debuts Line Of Robert Hall Wines, The First Domestic Regenerative Organic Certified Wines On Its Shelves
NewsApr 22, 2026

Whole Foods Market Debuts Line Of Robert Hall Wines, The First Domestic Regenerative Organic Certified Wines On Its Shelves

Whole Foods Market announced the national launch of Robert Hall Winery’s Regenerative Organic Certified (ROC) Cabernet Sauvignon and Sauvignon Blanc, the first domestically produced ROC‑certified wines on its shelves. The wines, priced at $29.99 per bottle after a strategic price...

By Forbes – Food & Drink
Exactly What to Book, Taste, and See at the 2026 Food & Wine Classic in Aspen
NewsApr 22, 2026

Exactly What to Book, Taste, and See at the 2026 Food & Wine Classic in Aspen

The 2026 Food & Wine Classic returns to Aspen from June 19‑21, offering more than 80 events and over 60 top chefs, sommeliers and drinks experts. Attendees can choose a Consumer Pass for access to the Grand Tasting Pavilion, cooking...

By Food & Wine
7 Best Places To Get A Muffuletta In New Orleans, According To Local Chefs
NewsApr 22, 2026

7 Best Places To Get A Muffuletta In New Orleans, According To Local Chefs

The muffuletta, a classic Italian‑American sandwich invented in early 1900s New Orleans, remains a culinary icon of the city. Local chefs surveyed identified seven standout spots, from the original Central Grocery to inventive versions at Cochon Butcher, Stein’s Market & Deli,...

By Chowhound
Dinnerly Meal Kit Review (2026): Hearty Meals on a Budget
NewsApr 22, 2026

Dinnerly Meal Kit Review (2026): Hearty Meals on a Budget

Dinnerly, the budget arm of Martha Stewart‑endorsed Marley Spoon, now offers more international dishes while keeping portions generous. Prices range from $6 to $10 per serving, dropping to $6 for large family plans, positioning it between cheap kits like EveryPlate...

By WIRED – Gear