Bocuse d’Or Draws Few Applicants
The time and expense required to prepare deters many chefs from the lauded contest.
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The time and expense required to prepare deters many chefs from the lauded contest.
Plus: Morton's is scoring fine wines at auctions, and Thanksgiving tips for small kitchens, all in our morning news roundup.
Also in the magazine this week: 'Eating Animals,' reviewed, and sugarless kids' meals.
During a viewing party. Or, apply to compete in the "Culinary Olympics" yourself.
Plus: a Le Cirque reunion, and Cyndi Lauper as a waitress, all in our morning news roundup.
David Chang takes the blame again.
Plus: Ruth Reichl gets a sympathy sandwich, and Wendy's gets fresh, all in our morning news roundup.
Ones that aren't sleeping together, we mean.
Reports from last night's awards.
The French-American food exchange program is sort of accessible to mere mortals.
Epicurious Entertains NYC will nuzzle in on Bon Appétit Supper Club's sweet pop-up action this fall.
Check out the documentary '24 Hours, 24 Million Meals: Feeding New York' at the Museum of the City of New York this weekend.
A walking tour with Ruth Reichl, another burger competition, and chefs galore.
Mr. Chow isn't the first to sue for identity theft. But could he be the first to win?
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