If profiles of Sean Brock in the New Yorker and the New York Times -- and on Charlie Rose -- weren't enough, Jeffrey Steingarten has now penned a feat...
Pierre Hermé performed to a packed house, creating two desserts that showcased his creativity and his unique sense of flavor and texture combinations.
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Day three of StarChefs.com's International Chefs Congress kicked off with the finalists of the International Pastry Competition battling it out on the...
The small plastic contraption is spring-loaded, and two little tabs with powder cocoa on them are at the catapult end, spaced roughly as far apart as a person's nostrils.
"I ingest, and then they pay me to write about it," explains Vogue food writer Jeffrey Steingarten. "I'm not doing an article for the November issue, ...
Will it be Aduriz? Or the long-esteemed Catalan Roca brothers, with Spain's latest three stars? Or maybe U.K. visionary Heston Blumenthal?
The idea is simple: minerals dissolved in water can help proteins in the flour bond together more tightly, forming a stronger gluten structure, the ne...
