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Fine Dining Lovers is the foodie magazine by S. Pellegrino. Discover tips, recipes and curiosities from the world of food on Fine Dining Lovers. Fine Dining Lovers, the magazine for foodies by S.Pellegrino
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How Chef Aaron Lopez Cooks With Sonoran Desert Ingredients
1+ week, 4+ day ago (372+ words) Credit: Clay Lyon So far, Lopez has used the leaves to make a pu-erh-style tea, smoke meats and vegetables,...ho-HO-bah. “It’s like a bitter almond. They’re really cool to snack on throughout a hike, because they wake you...what a…...
Inside the Kitchen: Seven Questions with Chef Nicolas Lopez of 888
3+ day, 38+ min ago (237+ words) without a doubt. It’s one of those dishes I could eat over and over again and never get tired of. I love...have anywhere and immediately feel a little closer to home. Even after traveling and working in so many......
Inside the Kitchen: Seven Questions with Chef William Joo of Pizzeria Sei
2+ week, 5+ day ago (230+ words) I always felt Italian food felt similar to Korean cuisine. It’s not the same in taste, but the...being simple, that’s the core of it, is very similar. To me it feels like another home country food. Both...no-recipe way....
Inside the Kitchen: Seven Questions with Chef Juwon Lee of Octavia
5+ day, 3+ hour ago (252+ words) perilla leaves and seeds. It is my favorite thing to eat on earth, and the best version of it has always...grandparents house in Suwon, South Korea. I like to cook simple food, allow the produce to taste like what…...
Inside the Kitchen: Seven Questions with Chef Grace Cacciato of Saga
2+ week, 4+ day ago (178+ words) The first thing I learned to cook from my grandma, Barbie, was an apple pie. I was five, and...never stopped thinking about cooking. Fine dining to me is a celebration of practice. It's an everyday...three Michelin stars at…...
At Bengara, an Ancient Grilling Technique Takes a Modern Turn
5+ day, 43+ min ago (689+ words) Los Angeles, genshiyaki offers him a different way to work with fire. Genshiyaki roughly translates as “primitive grilling” and refers to a traditional Japanese cooking method. The technique is sometimes traced to fishing communities in Hokkaido and around the seaside…...