The art of happiness: how to remain humane, not robotised
We can reflect better on recent happenings in the moments not in the midst of the fuss of life. This is why I am writing about happiness, giving and receiving […]
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MAST chocolate: seeing London through art and creative chocolates
Mast Brothers, originally established in Brooklyn, need to brace the brand’s reputation after the PR-faulted scandal of their misinformed bean-to-bar “craftsmanship” broke recently in the US. Rick and Michael Mast might […]
Sansho: Czech meat feast with an Asian twist in Prague
Paul Day is not only a chef but also a butcher so you can be assured that you are getting the best meat available on your plate
Blue Hill at Stone Barns Farm: inspiring sustainable food system in Hudson Valley
Dan Barber’s sustainable food mission has now entered the common consciousness of even these who ignored eco-friendly lifestyle thus far. His best-selling books and two restaurants – one in Manhattan and […]
Fermented foods for vitality & health: probiotic recipes from global cultures
The cookbook Fermented foods for vitality & health draws a digestion and immunity boosting inspiration from around the world. Dominated by European recipes from the Mediterranean (Egypt, Croatia, Greece, Italy) […]
Matsuhisa grows from Aspen, LA, Athens through St Moritz
Nobuyuki Matsuhisa aka Nobu is a legend in Japanese cooking worldwide. Matsuhisa in Aspen and LA were his first restaurants.
Edible innovation: our craving for the new
We are curious about new things, food included. Whether the Internet’s information genius is the culprit, now more than ever we, and particularly the millennials, are open to checking out […]
Planted beyond Hollywood: the best vegan eats in LA
I cherry picked the best vegan eats in Los Angeles where you won’t find just the grungy hippies, ultra-serious yogis, hot and paper-thin models. Popularised by the hippies of the […]
Fasting for better health and clear mind in beautiful Andalusia
Voluntary fasting is not just a religious practice common to most faiths and serious yogis, but it is a natural tool for improving your health. Not eating or consuming very […]
Souen: in harmony with nature and ourselves through macrobiotic lifestyle
Souen is Manhattan’s pioneer of Japanese macrobiotic dining. The first location in Soho has been open since 1971, which was later extended to another two distinctive branches, each with its […]