Plane food: airlines unhealthy habits compromise your well-being
I love food too much as I cherish my well-being so I dug in, taking notes on hundreds of flights. This is what I found out about the food offered on planes.
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Detox, declutter and dream about health and that great body
Forget calories, fat and sugar, as becoming healthier and loosing weight is all about putting the most nutrient dense unprocessed liquids into your body. Influenced by this trend, your New Year resolution may change.
Tartine Book No3: the art of slow bread and pastry
Tartine Bakery in San Francisco’s hip Mission district, where the current “foodfarians” cook almost anything from scratch, was one of the initiators of truly artisanal movement in the Bay area. […]
Future of food: seeking connections
Power struggles combined with scarcity of food lead to unrest, wars and deaths. This ultimate survival assuring phenomenon still holds true despite the deceptive changes in improved fertility and availability of food since the past century.
Blue Hill restaurant in New York: grow nature and encourage more of it
Straight from the farm an eco-conscious chef, Dan Barber, with his forward looking team of farmers, growers, cooks, as well as the backer of the project, David Rockefeller, together bring […]
Basque authenticity, nature's wildness, pintxos and other charms of San Sebastian
San Sebastian,in Basque Donostia,can pride itself in being cast on the Europe’s most alluring beaches facing the Bay of Biscay and Spain’s best restaurants.
Massimo Bottura: letting Italian genius out of the bottle
Becoming Italy’s best chef today requires a striking culinary genius. At first unsettling the deeply traditional culinary habits in Italy by remaking its regional fare like spaghetti bolognese, chunks of […]
Tenuta San Guido: setting new elite game for Tuscan wines with Sassicaia
Sassicaia has sparked a revolution Italy with its Cabernet-based Vino de Tavola (table wine) made in up-to-that-time-yet-unexplored Maremma region of coastal Tuscany. Today, this is perhaps the country’s most wanted wine […]
Dan Barber: The Third Plate
The Third Plate is a must read for anyone who dines out, is interested in the farm-to-table development, nose-to-tail eating, for any forward looking chef, a good house wife – anyone who cares about high quality food.
Ravello: Pearl of the Amalfi coast in Italy
The Amalfi coast is named after an ancient, stone-built town of Amalfi, that in its full colour spectrum like by precious stones covered buckle nests on the front ankle of […]