I have practically no negative experiences with Italian gastronomic culture.
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The appeal of Confucian fare is more political than gastronomic.
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It remains a creative place, as its gastronomic boom attests.
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It would be the ultimate meld of Italian gastronomic craftsmanship.
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Call such an invention a gastronomic freak show if you'd like, but the California Loaded Fries Burrito is something of a reimagining of a garden variety Cali burrito, the gastronomic jewel of San Diego.
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He went to culinary school in the gastronomic capital of Lyon.
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I was helpless—a sub to my gastronomic dom, Uncle Ben.
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No trip to Paris is complete without a little gastronomic indulgence.
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In Tijuana, our intrepid correspondent embarked on a delectable gastronomic tour.
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It's the gastronomic anthesis of the engagement chicken she's so famously shilled.
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It's 24 hours of gastronomic island-hopping which we will never forget.
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These days pizza is a gastronomic mirror, reflecting Italy's anxiety about globalisation.
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Silent, barely making eye contact, my man set about his gastronomic task.
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Lately the enterprising islanders have assigned it a much broader gastronomic portfolio.
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Another factor attracting buyers, particularly foreign ones, is the city's gastronomic reputation.
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Devastated by his loss, the gastronomic adventurer turned to art-making for solace.
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But one gastronomic casualty of the Westernization of our diets has been fiber.
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The bone-chilling nom de guerre of humanity's soon-to-be gastronomic imperator?
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His scale is not the gastronomic mediocrity, but the dance between the worlds.
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Meanwhile, state fairs continue to midwife stunt foods into existence through gastronomic experimentation.
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As in other respects, the gastronomic effects of Black Tuesday were not immediate.
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Ms. Helou considers Aleppo the "gastronomic capital of the Middle East," she said.
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A gastronomic trail and pulsating party barges assure satisfaction for Epicureans and hedonists.
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More elaborate, chef-driven "gastronomic" pizzas, also oblong, take over after 22149 p.m.
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It contains the Fat Duck, the three-Michelin-starred restaurant epitomising Britain's gastronomic boom.
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One of the world's great gastronomic destinations, Oaxaca is also cheap, friendly and safe.
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Despite gastronomic glitches, BEG plans investments in Cuban hotels, condominiums and a golf course.
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Conlon's moment of gastronomic epiphany happened a few years ago on a trip to Portugal.
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Combinations lean toward the gastronomic and include olive oil, wine, sausage, cheese, truffles and chocolate.
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In spite of her own gastronomic preferences, Clarke is still knowledgeable about what she sells.
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When it comes to trendsetters though, there may be no greater gastronomic influencer than Noma.
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The small truck's culinary output was in keeping with France's reputation as a gastronomic heaven.
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It's a form of gastronomic torture, really—one I would not wish on my worst enemy.
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Just when does gastronomic innovation change from unparalleled advancement to a mind-numbingly horrific fever dream?
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Voicing his gastronomic preferences, and getting heat for them, are likely the least of Najib's worries.
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My personal gastronomic haven has been a restaurant whose Korean name translates roughly to Blue Sea.
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Ansel Mullins co-founded Culinary Backstreets, his now-global gastronomic tour company, from Istanbul in 2009.
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America's culinary champions gathered in Chicago for the annual James Beard Awards, the country's gastronomic Oscars.
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We've even got a culinary ski patrol to keep you safe out on our gastronomic mountain.
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Still, Hoi An holds plenty of charm, with budget-friendly prices and a vibrant gastronomic scene.
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The whole thing has to be done, of course, with gastronomic quality in mind, underscores Jakob.
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Now, these foods are considered "delicacies," much like what happened when chefs began embracing poutine's gastronomic potential.
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"Our idea was to reaffirm France's gourmet identity through a subtle form of gastronomic patriotism," Valfort says.
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In fact, nonstop partying for a whole week calls for just the right amount of gastronomic sustenance.
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Made with eggs, butter, and buttermilk, these fluffy babies say goodbye to earthly gastronomic pleasure in style.
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Anthony Joseph, above left, and Noah Tucker are using mind-altering ingredients to create truly gastronomic cuisine.
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The Unesco register currently includes Belgium's beer culture, France's "gastronomic meal," and North and South Korea's kimchi.
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Henry IV called the Périgord the gastronomic heartland of France, and nobody who lives there would disagree.
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And here, in Paris, the Jewish community considers the dough ball a standard in its gastronomic culture.
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And they've created gastronomic magic out of it, the kind you can't get in a Mylar bag.
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The experience is more nostalgic than gastronomic, and I reminisce about my grandmother's cooking on her farm.
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The Victorians were also obsessed with jellies, a gastronomic craze more about wobbling, high-stacked spectacle than taste.
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I think from a gastronomic perspective, if you are Jewish in Israel, on Christmas—you just have dinner.
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His menu stressed familiarity, and his gastronomic ambition was to make sure that certain dishes were prepared well.
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Beyond wings and weck, there are even more gastronomic wonders in Buffalo, some at a hyper-local level.
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Almost all of them serve aesthetic or gastronomic ends, though to a nonexpert they can seem ludicrously fussy.
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He has already been an anchor on "____, That's Delicious," which trailed him on gastronomic adventures around the globe.
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"There was no such thing as serious gastronomic journalism," Mr. Millau told The New York Times in 22004.
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Then, one delicious night in late November of 2019, all the preparation led to a gastronomic curtain call.
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In Paris, there were long lines outside of restaurants, as the French celebrated the holiday with gastronomic exuberance.
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America's culinary champions gathered in Chicago on Monday for the annual James Beard Awards, the country's gastronomic Oscars.
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Meet the profane hip-hop star and unlikely gastronomic tour guide Action Bronson, profiled this week by J.J. Goode.
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They may taste dry and cloying as shit, but these candies are deeply sewn into America's shared gastronomic consciousness.
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The Bocuse d'Or, an annual gastronomic competition known as the Oscars of the food world, was named after him.
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However, the gastronomic endeavor most near and dear to Drake's heart might be his bourbon-based whiskey, Virginia Black.
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Not so long ago Venice was considered the trip of a lifetime, said Cesarato, who runs gastronomic tours there.
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A BITE-SIZED HISTORY OF FRANCE: Gastronomic Tales of Revolution, War, and Enlightenment, by Stéphane Hénaut and Jeni Mitchell.
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Elsewhere, make a lunch stop at Les Halles Lyon-Paul Bocuse, named in honor of the city's gastronomic godfather.
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Some, however, have criticized the demands and stress that can come with the starry backing of the gastronomic bible.
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Unless you're a fan of parched peas and Chorley cakes, then Manchester probably won't make your gastronomic must-visit list.
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A gastronomic experience of 24 dishes awaits at Mugaritz situated in the midst of fields and woodland in Northern Spain.
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On a gastronomic level, much of the cinnamon in American baked goods can be credited to, or blamed on, Scandinavians.
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Matty was not yet consuming solid food, but his newborn expressions—lolling tongue, grimace—seemed to convey a gastronomic opinion.
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Despite the country's celebrated gastronomic status, until recently little attention was paid to preserving some of its lesser-known traditions.
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The density of dining establishments in New York's Chinatown means that every potential patron faces an embarrassment of gastronomic riches.
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Mimo, a company based there that specializes in gastronomic tourism, has introduced a line of excellent Spanish condiments and snacks.
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His other books include "A Lover's Gastronomic Dictionary" (2008) and a rollicking memoir, "Rude Journal: 2011-1928," published in 2011.
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We fancy ourselves a more egalitarian, unpretentious people than our European counterparts, but we're prigs these days about matters gastronomic.
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"There are too few [good] gastronomic bistros in the big towns and not enough young people doing good things," he said.
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But for anyone seeking bodily pleasures — gastronomic indulgence, cocktail therapy, spa treatments, fitness workouts — the price-to-payoff ratio is steep.
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The visit was something of a gastronomic epiphany for Tomita, the film asserts; he didn't realize ramen could taste like that.
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The city is a gastronomic haven for millennials, who have been dubbed "the foodie generation" by Alyssa Modos for Spoon University.
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At the time, the western edge of Hell's Kitchen lacked the gastronomic riches enjoyed several blocks east in the Theater District.
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The Roman chef Giovanni Passerini cultivated a following at the helm of the beloved gastronomic restaurant Rino in the 12th Arrondissement.
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This state banquet at the Blue House, as some have pointed out, is quite a gastronomic change of pace for Trump.
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In this episode of Fuck, That's Delicious, we have succeeded in capturing the most dynamic eating streak in recent gastronomic history.
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Hoi An: The coastal Vietnamese city offers endless wonders, including ancient wooden merchant houses, ornate temples to a vibrant gastronomic scene.
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We asked the planet's top chefs, food writers and our food-obsessed authors to name their favorite, most authentic gastronomic encounters.
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In addition to its gastronomic scene, Traverse City is also home to a lot of culture — think music, arts, and festivals.
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In fact, the organization has even begun collecting bizarre donated items in a gastronomic curio cabinet dubbed The Wall of Shame.
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Even the drive to Decatur, a small city one might call Atlanta's gastronomic equivalent of Berkeley or Brooklyn, can seem too long.
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Just when you think you are about to keel over in this ludicrous gastronomic experiment, this lovely, comforting fare comes rolling in.
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Image: CC0Dipping bread in a bowl of fresh, extra virgin olive oil ranks as one of the most pleasurable gastronomic experiences possible.
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Placed on oversized local designer plates, servings may seem small at first, but they steadily add up to a serious gastronomic encounter.
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Some had come to Amatrice, the biggest of the towns (and known for its famous spaghetti all'Amatriciana), for an annual gastronomic festival.
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But, they typically add, the village's history, Swabian values and corporate culture make its recipe for gastronomic success hard to replicate elsewhere.
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The common gastronomic threads that connect these two regions may be folklore—but the food sure tastes better if we believe it.
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Albert Adrià made a name for himself working with his older brother, Ferran Adrià, at the revolutionary Spanish gastronomic restaurant El Bulli.
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The website Eater maintains an inventory of "foods that have no business being pumpkin spiced" but that nonetheless met that gastronomic damnation.
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Adventurous travelers quickly find their diets full of diverse flavors and their stool full of fiber in this gastronomic and gastrointestinal paradise.
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Before food television and celebrity chefs, cookbook authors like her were the nation's gastronomic guides, traveling the cooking-school circuit like celebrities.
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It's a frankly boring aversion that is wired so deeply and violently into America's gastronomic consciousness that it seems almost impossible to undo.
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But, Wales could be about to add another gastronomic gem to its list of national dishes — a Terry's Chocolate Orange and lettuce baguette.
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Elsewhere, for around $3,000, you can have a taste of the high life with a gastronomic tour of San Francisco and Napa Valley.
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This traditional gastronomic event is the focal point of the region, and summons more and more visitors from all over France each year.
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AND FINALLY ... Gastronomic surgery The "Food Surgeon" implants a stick of a Kit Kat into a hollowed-out 3 Musketeers candy bar. Why?
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Its school, with the first European university faculty teaching avant-garde techniques, will even offer a doctoral course in gastronomic sciences next year.
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For the past month, he and his small crew have been roaming around the Thai countryside in search of ingredients and gastronomic lore.
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She graduated cum laude from Dartmouth and received a master's degree in food systems from the University of Gastronomic Sciences in Pollenzo, Italy.
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"A Bite-Sized History of France: Gastronomic Tales of Revolution, War and Enlightenment" by Stéphane Hénaut and Jeni Mitchell (The New Press, $26.99).
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Yet while she's known as something of a maverick in her home country, she's also part of a longstanding tradition of gastronomic innovation.
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It's precisely this same unabashed and straightforward approach that has slowly but surely propelled Henderson to the upper echelons of England's gastronomic scene.
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Then, as if by magic, a whole new crop of Ann Arbor restaurants sprouted, each filling a different gastronomic gap in our lives.
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CNBC's "Secret Lives of the Super Rich " chronicles some of the most outrageous and expensive gastronomic pursuits the well-off have indulged in.
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Even if Mr. Evans is leading his guests on a gastronomic roller coaster, he shares the ride, and offers outs along the way.
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" The conversation at halftime turned to the region's famous gastronomic tradition, or as Piazza called it, "the other reason I bought the team.
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Over the past decade, the regions comprising that corner of the country have been archiving and building on their agrarian heritage and gastronomic contributions.
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It wasn't as if TK Wonder and Cipriana Quann had a real choice about where to eat first in New Orleans, a gastronomic paradise.
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From street food tours to sampling regional cuisines in homes to gourmet dishes made from local superfoods, India's gastronomic power is finally being unleashed.
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Spicy alpaca sausage is a recurring motif, which he might add to a dish on a whim, consulting only his gastronomic imagination for permission.
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The move in prices for the venerable gastronomic delight is a glaring indicator that while inflation gets all the headlines, deflation is important, too.
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Our busy gastronomic schedule didn't allow for the full footlong size, so we opted for the half-size version of the chili cheese Coney.
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In 1980, Mr. Bozzi was summoned back to the home office in Milan, a move that, if nothing else, represented a lucrative gastronomic promotion.
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By Capece Galeota's count, they've already distributed several hundred M/M-branded bottles, which bodes well for such an endeavor in a gastronomic epicenter.
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The list is a what's what of gastronomic specialties, and you know their names: Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese; the sparkling wine of Champagne; Ibérico ham.
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The chef, Paul Langlère, a veteran of some Alain Ducasse gastronomic temples, has elevated a disused snack bar into one of Marseille's hottest tables.
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Oslo first registered with many people as a possibly alluring new gastronomic destination in 2016 when the excellent restaurant Maaemo won three Michelin stars.
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Big City Were we to review the year in terms of gastronomic controversies, we might begin and end with the debate over chopped cheese.
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The compendium was especially valuable because, under Soviet rule from 21895 to 21901, many of the nation's cultural traditions, including gastronomic ones, were suppressed.
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Bernstein analyst Mario Ortelli said that if luxury companies did not provide a gastronomic experience that matched their other goods, it could dilute their brands.
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Whether you're planning a gastronomic tour in Europe or a surfing trip to Australia, you can count on it to keep your devices powered up.
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Christine Vigouroux, the president of the (Sites are regions in France recognized for their gastronomic heritage) of the truffle market of Lalbenque spearheaded the event.
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Another must-see, according to Berrio, is the LX Factory, an abandoned industrial site that has been turned into a creative, cultural, and gastronomic area.
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As a part of the fabled "Olympic Breakfast" offered at Little Chef—that roadside temple of fried gastronomic stodge—black pudding played a vital role.
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I eventually managed to get a job at one of Lyon's renowned gastronomic restaurants, but the place was a huge shock to the system for me.
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A 2013 report from Mandala Research on culinary (or gastronomic) travel classified 77 percent of all U.S. leisure travelers, or about 131 million, as culinary travelers.
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Anyone who would be tempted to call this gastronomic event nothing more than a mini Fête de Bayonne festival is simply ignoring five centuries of history.
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From Kerry Washington to John Legend, much of Hollywood has flocked to the town to support their films and take advantage of the festival's gastronomic delights.
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Food Matters Paris's oldest covered passageway, Passage des Panoramas in the Second Arrondissement, has taken shape as a gastronomic incubator of sorts over the past decade.
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In honor of its 91st anniversary, Cerveza Modelo recently developed a crowdsourced gastronomic guide of Mexico's 91 best dishes, chosen by people across Mexican social networks.
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Surveying 1,500 Brits, restaurant chain Chef & Brewer found that despite 91 percent describing themselves as "knowledgeable" about food, many failed to answer basic gastronomic questions correctly.
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Despite suffering pretty severe gaps in gastronomic understanding, 43 percent of respondents also admitted to trying to impress friends with their knowledge of food and drink.
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But for two Amsterdam-based chefs, it was high time to go beyond simply edible, and to use mind-altering ingredients to create truly gastronomic cuisine.
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The restaurant — a few blocks from the heart of Cuatro Grados Norte, or Zona 4, Guatemala City's bustling cultural and gastronomic hub — specializes in Guatemalan tostadas.
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Belgium's beer culture is on the list, for example, along with France's "gastronomic meal" — meaning at least four successive courses, bracketed by aperitif and dessert liqueurs.
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A new cultural center known as LAC (Lugano Arte e Cultura) and various gastronomic and music festivals fill out the calendar throughout much of the year.
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"There's always a new tourism 'segment'– here in the Balearic Islands, for instance, we have mass tourism, beach tourism ... day trippers, gastronomic tourism, responsible tourism," he said.
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To say the photograph was polarizing would be counterfactual: Most people expressed absolute disgust at the sight of this, perceiving it to be a gastronomic freak show.
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Seeking snow during an uncertain winter, a skier and his son head to Quebec, where gastronomic exploration (seal tartare, anyone?) ends up being part of their journey.
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Countries in Europe zealously guard their gastronomic heritage, and the European Union itself maintains a list of "protected" dishes and drinks from various parts of the region.
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The Sunday roast is an integral part of British culture and a great excuse to wrap up your weekend in a gastronomic orgy of meat and potatoes.
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So the restaurant hired Imma Puig, who comes weekly to talk with employees and try to defuse emotions at this gastronomic destination 60 miles northeast of Barcelona.
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Dinner Party Politics: Food Culture in the Eastern Bloc, opening this Sunday, explores how gastronomic traditions in the former Soviet Union and socialist nations were linked to ideology.
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What it needs most to carry on its role as cultural cradle and gastronomic mecca are stories of hope and success, and a renewed faith in its people.
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Most medium-range flights will also continue to see complimentary hot meals served in all cabins, with the airline aiming to offer passengers a typical Greek gastronomic experience.
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Mr. Violier, an avid hunter and master of cooking game, had reached the apex of gastronomic excellence, and friends and fellow chefs have been baffled by his death.
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My GCSE-standard French just about allows me to buy a baguette and ask for directions so a discussion on Marseille's gastronomic history is somewhat out of reach.
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In a city where the average monthly salary is roughly US $200, this gastronomic deviant is slinging banh mi for $100 at his newly opened restaurant, Anan Saigon.
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I travel the world attending events where I can educate people about Iberian ham—one of the four gastronomic jewels of cuisine alongside truffles, caviar, and foie gras.
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Pierre Koffmann's name might not be as recognizable as, say, Rene Redzepi or Guy Fieri's, but among chefs, it is synonymous with elevating offal to true gastronomic greatness.
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The museum offered a gastronomic tasting that included a variety of Chinese dishes, including pâtes vivantes (living noodles) topped with a sauce that included soybeans and pork belly.
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The effect, especially on country-tinged songs like "Airport Shrimp Cocktail," about gastronomic distress, is that of a soccer dad who managed to keep his college band together.
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The national commission for UNESCO said in a statement that it had voted unanimously to protect the Neapolitan pizza as part of the country's cultural and gastronomic tradition.
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While some corners of their gastronomic empire are casual crowd-pleasers, the ones that have put them and kept them on the map err on the daring side.
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Among the most dense and affluent districts in Paris, the 16th arrondissement has long been considered a sleepy, stuffy, gastronomic desert on the French capital's vast culinary landscape.
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Mardi Gras, French for "Fat Tuesday," is a day of revelry that includes parades, parties and gastronomic indulgence before the Christian fasting season of Lent begins on Ash Wednesday.
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Eat your way through Lima, Peru, which is becoming one of the world's top gastronomic destinations with Michelin starred restaurants like Central, which is ranked fourth in the world.
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These days, La Società di Mutuo Soccorso tra Salsamentari—the successor to the Salaroli founded in 1876—is less about torture and more about celebrating a shared gastronomic heritage.
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With his reputation for avant-garde dishes featuring molecular gastronomic technique, Kahn turned his focus on vegetables at Destroyer in Culver City, California, open only for breakfast and lunch.
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We are now going to the main market just to buy the marlin for dinner, but I'm curious and craving to discover other gastronomic gems of this fishing port.
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"We quickly understood that Eataly would be a great fit for the Vegas market because we cater toward both the gastronomic and entertainment aspects of the city," he said.
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In Copenhagen, a city that cultivated a worldwide gastronomic movement from the ostensibly meager bounty of the Nordic landscape, the latest local hot spot is a decaying former shipyard.
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Jorgensen's tweet caught the attention of WorldStarHipHop and his university's police department, the latter of whom, on Monday, jokingly tweeted that Jorgensen would be under arrest for this gastronomic misdemeanor.
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But in daily life, where our needs are physical as often as intellectual and spiritual, no trinity is more useful than the gastronomic trinity of olives, capers and dried chiles.
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"The guide will also inspire local restaurants to improve their quality and raise the bar in terms of gastronomic excellence," said Yuthasak Supasorn, governor of the Tourism Authority of Thailand.
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At the other end, the hip young chef Marco Gubbiotti of Cucinaa, a "gastronomic project" in nearby Foligno, handed out porchetta sandwiches stuffed with a confit of apple and fennel.
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It allowed us to develop a unique cuisine, where we work with potatoes, milk skin, bread crumbs—"anti-gastronomic" products that my father, Michel Bras, already knew how to sublimate.
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Barcelona Tickets, one of the most sought-after reservations in the restaurant world, is the new culinary success of Ferran Adrià, who built a gastronomic revolution with his El Bulli.
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LONDON — The county of Rutland, England's smallest by some measures, has for years had varied gastronomic options: pub food, Indian cuisine, tapas and even a restaurant with a Michelin star.
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Although Guggenheim museums are focused on visual art, everything from coffee bars to programming is designed to create places for dialogue that can be social, educational and gastronomic, he said.
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In 2016, OCD, a wild gastronomic experiment from the Tel Aviv prodigy Raz Rahav, raised the culinary bar in Jaffa, and a slew of restaurants led by celebrity chefs followed.
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When: Saturday, October 29 & Sunday, October 30, 11am–6pm Where: 3307 (3307 W. Washington Boulevard, Arlington Heights, Los Angeles) Tea ceremonies are highly ordered events, fusing the performative and the gastronomic.
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The river rat — also known as nutria or coypu — is the latest meat to enter the gastronomic arena as Moscow restaurant Krasnodar Bistro adds the river rat burger to its menu.
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Culinary explorers crossing America, "the land of the free and the home of the brave," will likely come across a fair number of people exercising their gastronomic freedoms in creative ways.
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You might be able to get chicken and waffles in potato chip form at your local liquor store now, but no gastronomic snack food horror show can replace the real thing.
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As many mourn the results of the EU referendum, the ingredients, dining culture, and flavours of Continental Europe may no longer signify gastronomic discovery, but a taste of our political past.
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Italy had argued the practice of pizzaiuolo - from preparing and flipping the pizza dough to baking it in a wood-fired oven - was part of the country's cultural and gastronomic tradition.
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Among them were sales of used cars, Google search terms, and, of course, the Bacon Cheeseburger Index, which tracked the typical cost of the gastronomic delight as a proxy for inflation.
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Sleepy villages, hillsides blanketed in grape vines, pasta dusted with shaved truffles, and wine that tastes of violets: just a few reasons to visit this gastronomic paradise in the Piedmont region.
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Italy argued the practice of the "pizzaiuoli" - preparing and flipping the dough, topping it and baking it in a wood-fired oven - was part of the country's cultural and gastronomic tradition.
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"Imagine condensing the evolution of gastronomic pleasure from the very first mammalian sip of mother's milk to everything savored and swallowed over the millennia into one single alimentary act," it begins.
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The cooking at many of these high-end dining rooms focused largely on the classics, embracing gastronomic barbells like béchamel-bound lasagna, fettuccine Alfredo and spaghetti alla carbonara in bounteous portions.
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There were luxurious termite queens in Kenya, palm weevil larvae in Uganda and Peru, and mortally venomous giant hornets in Japan, many of which are already nutritional and gastronomic heavy-hitters.
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The old cookbooks — as Lizzie Collingham reminds us in her joyously delicious account of Britain's gastronomic influence on the world — employed Christmas recipes like this to offer children a geography lesson.
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But traditionalists like lawmaker Richard Ramos say the new rules are a mistake that lead to a bland industrial product, rather than a cheese with long roots in French gastronomic heritage.
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During the inauguration of the GHPA (Gastronomic Heritage Protection Association), the President of the Republic, Nicolas Dupont-Aignan, underscored the importance of Franco-Italian cooperation at the end of his speech.
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The staff of the three large hotels waiting for their properties to reopen in the capital city belong to the Gastronomic Industry Workers Union (La Union de Trabajadores de La Industria Gastronomica).
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Whether you're looking for old guard institutions of gastronomic excellence like Commander's Palace or a restaurant devoted solely to the celebration and elevation of the boucherie, Nola undoubtedly has got you covered.
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People have been nominating their favorites, and finalists will appear on #GuiaModelo, the first gastronomic guide of Mexican dishes crowdsourced by those who love eating (and created by the beer company Modelo).
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Peak season is approaching, when these crustaceans are at their largest and most plentiful, so I was keen to reach Hawk's restaurant, which is widely considered a touchstone of this gastronomic genre.
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One might use the gastronomic metaphor of "pairings" (of food with wine) to describe the clusters of texts that teachers put together in one session to tempt the palate of their students.
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It's been a decade or so since the Tel Aviv gastronomic scene came to global attention, catapulting local sons like Meir Adoni and Eyal Shani to success in Paris and New York.
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Krachai (Thai), Raro Rare (global), Bosco de Lobos (Italian) or the newly restored and much beloved Café Comercial (traditional Spanish) are all perfect lunch spots that convey the city's new gastronomic offerings.
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Then I would imprison him in his highchair and spoon-feed him, eager to witness gastronomic revelation — the earthy sweetness of yams tinged with maple syrup, the vegetal pleasure of buttery broccoli.
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Coblentz, who is leading the Space Exploration Initiative's gastronomic research, argues that, as much as art or music or movement, good food will enable us to thrive as we leave Earth behind.
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Image 2 of 2 ESPELETTE, France – The Tour de France&aposs final stage brings the curtain down on three weeks of gastronomic delights with the best saved for last in the French capital.
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Here&aposs a gastronomic, sporting and cultural glance at the route for Stage 20: BAGUETTE AND BUTTER: The 31-kilometer stage from Saint-Pee-sur-Nivelle to Espelette is an individual time trial.
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"The first is a lonely work at home for a limited circle," said Franck Pinay-Rabaroust, editor in chief of the gastronomic information site Atabula and a former writer for the Guide Michelin.
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Continue down San Luis for a snack of marinated salmon with egg salad and toast (6443 euros) at Kök Tu Cocina, which calls itself a gastronomic atelier, with the contemporary décor to match.
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Culinary Backstreets offers gastronomic tours ($95 for 7 hours, includes all food and drink) of Tbilisi that include a full wine tasting as well as a crash course on chacha, the local moonshine.
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Now in this millennial city, where the median age is only 27, a new generation of chefs is leading a cultural surge, creating a gastronomic movement and giving the city a new cachet.
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The European leg of the contest, held in Budapest on Tuesday and Wednesday, saw chefs from around the continent use local ingredients such as venison and sturgeon with its caviar for their gastronomic creations.
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For Alexandre Dumas, it was "the gastronomic thermometer of the market": if fish pizza was cheap, there had been a good catch; if oil pizza was dear, there had been a bad olive harvest.
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Created by double Michelin-starred chef Paco Roncero, the gastronomic performance is brought to life by a team that includes a stage director, musical director, fashion designer, illusionist, craftsman and several Michelin-starred chefs.
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The annual ritual harkens back to an era when cidermakers would invite clients, perhaps innkeepers, restaurateurs or the famed gastronomic societies of San Sebastián, to taste and choose which casks they wanted to purchase.
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At last, I found what I was looking for: chicken a la rosé, recipe courtesy of Tesco—the British supermarket chain that I associate most with gastronomic achievement, Thai slave labor, and boxed wine.
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Last year, it opened a gastronomic store off the Champs-Élysées in Paris that enables shoppers to buy everything from flowers to foie gras by using an app to scan the products and pay.
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Last year, it opened a gastronomic store off the Champs-Élysées in Paris that enables shoppers to buy everything from flowers to foie gras by using an app to scan the products and pay.
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They are more than the sum of their parts, best experienced as part of an Indo-Chinese food crawl, which can be as much a feat of gastronomic endurance as a culinary field trip.
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The food on display was the kind of twisted excess that the CNE is now known for, the product of years of gastronomic one-upmanship, and so shock factor is nothing new for the fair.
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But after a few minutes of watching chef Josh Katz grill, chop, whisk, and sizzle pieces of the gastronomic puzzle that make his shawarma-style chicken thigh kebab, I'm soon ready for a second lunch.
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Instead, Le Quellec—who has worked in some of the city's most illustrious restaurants including Le George V, Taillevent, and Ledoyen—was scouted to bring a seriousness and rigor to the Moulin Rouge's gastronomic offering.
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Tokyo's gastronomic clubbing craze kicked off in 2012 with Techno Udon, which today brings in over a thousand punters a time, each stepping barefoot on noodles to the steady march of a four-four beat.
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His lofty gastronomic visions were made tangible when he and the Futurist painter Fillía opened the restaurant Taverna del Santopalato (Tavern of the the Holy Palate) in Torino on March 1931 to extensive media coverage.
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Among the few real winners of the Depression, from a gastronomic perspective, were the home economists — the mostly female corps of domestic scientists, recipe testers, efficiency experts and nutritionists who sought to educate America's housewives.
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Having won just about every honor the French gastronomic world offers at his first restaurant, he had officially retired, and when he came back it was only to knock the whole system on its side.
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Hormel debuted its own gastronomic mishmash earlier this year as part of the Applegate Organics line—a fake-meat/real-meat, beef-and-mushroom patty that is, confusingly enough, called The Great Organic Blend Burger.
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After waiting two hours for him to step out of the secret session, it's time to take things into my own hands: I'm going to improvise a gastronomic tour of France on behalf of the president.
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Hopping between ethnic enclaves in the heart of Los Angeles — Thai Town sits adjacent to Little Armenia and two miles from Little Bangladesh and Koreatown — is a history lesson as well as a gastronomic roller coaster.
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Making It "We wanted to pay homage to the South American influence in Miami's gastronomic culture," said chef Grant Achatz, who is currently installed in the newly opened Faena Hotel Miami Beach for a three-week residency.
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On top of that, he deemed it necessary to ban the "absurd Italian gastronomic religion" that is pasta, in order to free Italy from the weight of its wheat imports and to promote the local rice industry.
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Here&aposs a gastronomic, sporting and cultural glance at the route for Stage 18 on Thursday: BAGUETTE AND BUTTER: It&aposs time to relax a bit for the main contenders after two tough days in the Pyrenees.
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After the gastronomic guilds are done with their rituals, Bayonne natives who now live in the capital, like myself, fill their shopping bags with quarter hams, pâté, and other pork products to bring back to the city.
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A half-dozen years ago, the international agency began including food as a part of cultural heritage worth protecting, recognizing the importance of things like Armenian lavash, the Mediterranean diet and the gastronomic meals of the French.
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Yesterday, further evidence of France's gastronomic pride emerged when the internet erupted—as it is wont to do for minor transatlantic disagreements—over a photo showing plate of French crepes, stacked (quelle horreur!) to resemble a cake.
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I didn't eat in fancy restaurants when I was in Paris, we ate mostly at home, but I remember going to Galeries Lafayette which at the time—the early 90s—was a very gastronomic place to go.
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Top applicants or nominees will win a trip to Italy, where they will study alongside chefs on a five-day course at the University of Gastronomic Sciences and have their family recipes published in Airbnb's forthcoming cookbook.
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Yet Bordeaux's most enticing gastronomic attraction still may be one of its oldest: the Marché des Capucins, a huge covered food market in the heart of the multicultural St.-Michel district that dates to the mid-1700s.
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And yet, even with Lyon's stellar gastronomic reputation, restaurant prices are around 70% cheaper than in Geneva, making it the ideal place for savvy travelers looking to tack on some fine-but-affordable-dining to their trip.
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A: I think there is a change in dining out in London that's happened over the last 5-10 years and it's changed from expensive, celebratory, extravagant, much higher-end gastronomic dining to much more casual dining.
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The ban affects family homes with chimneys as well as businesses like bakeries, restaurants and — most controversially — wood-burning pizzerias, the gastronomic boast of an area known as the birthplace of one of Italy's most renowned culinary exports.
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In the heart of Italy's northwestern Piedmont region — a gastronomic paradise famous for its rich pastas and white truffles that are in season right now — this noble wine region encompasses the town of Barolo and 24 nearby municipalities.
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Before molecular gastronomy transformed the kitchen into a laboratory and so-called "gastronomic revolutions" swept our postmodern world, there was an Italian avant-garde movement turning our idea of what food can and should be on its head.
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But when the runners-up in the baguette competition were called to the podium in the giant Festival of Bread tent, under the benevolent gaze of the city's top spiritual, temporal and gastronomic authorities, one fact stood out.
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Some recipients of the designation in France have been accused of being so broadly defined as to be almost meaningless — as was the case a few years ago, when the "French gastronomic meal" was added to the list.
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From under a dozen gin distilleries in 2015, there are now around 65 nationwide, according to the Gin Box subscription club, supplying outlets from artisanal and farmers' markets in Cape Town to the gastronomic hot spots of Johannesburg.
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So, pack your bags, pre-empt your endless feasting with a juice cleanse (or don't – hanger is real, and chewing is good for you), and get ready to take a gastronomic adventure that you won't stop drooling over. 22009.
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This recipe for red pepper pintxos comes from the oldest of San Sebastian's gastronomic societies (which has been around since 1870), it only has three ingredients, and it's easier to make than logging onto Seamless and ordering a pizza.
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Uniworld, for its part, offers " Connoisseur Collection"-themed cruises that provide deeply gastronomic excursions, including one to a truffle farm, another to the Remy Martin cognac estate, and another to La Couronne, where Julia Child first tasted French food.
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As an example of the artistic impermanence of the banana in question, the one currently on display at Art Basel Miami following Datuna's gastronomic vandalism is a random banana given to gallery director Terras by a sympathetic art fan.
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"Amatrice is mostly famous for its gastronomic and culinary tradition, which has found its highest point of expression in the recipe for Spaghetti all'Amatriciana," says the website, which also cautions readers against thinking the dish was invented in Rome.
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" Pedersen's investigation into this method of jelly preparation has become her masters thesis, but, as she and her colleagues write in a study published in International Journal of Gastronomy and Food Science, the work also has a lot of "gastronomic potential.
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Here&aposs a gastronomic, sporting and cultural glance at the route for Stage 20193: BAGUETTE AND BUTTER: The 116-kilometer stage from Houilles to the Champs-Elysees is mostly ceremonial, with most riders simply happy to complete the three-week challenge.
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The gastronomic heart of the world, Italy is a place where food is taken seriously, and its status as a culinary destination gives it the gravitas and credibility to be among the first to raise questions about the future of nutrition.
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We are very sad to hear of the news of Brexit but we are hoping that this will not affect food tourism in Barcelona as Spain has an amazing gastronomic scene that we love being able to share with travellers.
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The center's opening adds to an already rich gastronomic landscape in Lyon: The city is home to Bocuse d'Or, the real-life "Iron Chef" international cooking competition; bouchons, traditional Lyonnaise restaurants; and the celebrated chef Paul Bocuse, who died last year.
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At night, fashionable Parisians navigate an unphotogenic stretch of rue du Faubourg Poissonnière to crowd into one of the small tables and linger over one of the city's gastronomic bargains, a six-course tasting menu that costs 48 euros (about $55).
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To a certain extent, yes, the "eight great" do represent some major Han Chinese gastronomic centers during the first half of the 20th century, for each of these provinces is home to a unique school (or three) of haute cuisine.
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A miraculous ingredient that can emulsify a velvety sauce, spread luxuriously between gâteau layers, or build the delicate flour-fat scaffolding of mille-feuille pastry, butter has not only fed the French appetite for centuries, but also fueled its gastronomic invention.
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Today, a new generation of hopeful, innovative Guatemaltecos has reclaimed Cuatro Grados Norte and converted it into the city's pre-eminent cultural and gastronomic zone, filled with vibrant street art, coffee shops, tech incubators, artisan cooperatives and chef-owned restaurants.
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Although American food before Chez Panisse is often portrayed as a gastronomic dark age when no vegetable escaped the canneries and freezers, in Waters's childhood house the old home-grown foods hadn't been entirely replaced by the new industrialized ones.
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But Aamann's gambit paid off, and today he's one of Denmark's best known chefs: He is the author of four cookbooks, presents a food program on DR, Denmark's public service broadcaster, and in 2007 received a prestigious award from the Danish Gastronomic Academy.
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Members, who need not have any culinary training or experience, assess each dish not only for its gastronomic merit, but also for the food's adherence to what they regard as the authentic cooking of Italy — the motherland, for some, the grandmotherland, for others.
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Arrondissement by arrondissement, the Italians are winning over the world's proudest and most celebrated gastronomic capital, charming Parisians with Mediterranean humor and rolled r's as they open some of the city's coolest new fine-food shops, concept pizzerias, restaurants and cocktail bars.
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Don't arrive expecting Wi-Fi or televisions in the rooms; neither are available so that guests can disconnect and enjoy the on-site spa, indoor heated pool, gastronomic offerings and a slew of half-day and full-day hikes and horseback rides.
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Spread over 573 acres, with 823,000 employees, 19 restaurants, banks, a post office and even its own police force, Rungis is a city within a city, and a global gateway to the Continent and beyond for millions of tons of fresh gastronomic fare.
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And although Yellow Tail dominated the cheap-wine market in America for a decade from the early 2000s, the past few years have seen more expensive Australian wines gain a foothold, contributing to a growing notion of Australia as a gastronomic mecca.
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Depressingly, there's a startling number of people who've engaged in the twisted gastronomic fantasy of ingesting laundry detergent, workarounds—recipes for edible Tide Pods in lieu of the actual product, attempts at legislation to get people not to eat them—be damned.
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The exhibition Dinner Party Politics: Food Culture in the Eastern Bloc at the Wende Museum brings together paintings, posters, menus, products, and toys from the former Soviet Union and socialist nations, exploring how gastronomic attitudes and traditions could be linked to ideology and propaganda.
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But these are among the gastronomic and farming experiments that aim to shed light on our food cycle, from the field to the plate, and on sustainability in a new exhibition at London's V&A museum - better known for its sculptures, textiles and prints.
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The closing is more than the end of a beloved haunt: Saburi is considered the only restaurant in New York City that serves a style of cuisine rarely found outside Japan, and its departure creates an unusual void in the city's otherwise encyclopedic gastronomic landscape.
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Gordon contends that once chefs become celebrities outside the gastronomic world," Fabricant writes, "people will want to buy their food to take home, just the way they now spend money to watch a video, listen to a tape or hang a poster on the wall.
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More than taking a gastronomic trip around the world, browsing Real Food is like watching a ballet of gluttony, each photograph of fattening, processed, or simply sad food elegantly choreographed into a sequence that has its share of nauseating moments but, in the end, satisfies.
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Michael Ellis, the international director of the Michelin guides, said that several inspectors over a period of time thought they did not have quite the same gastronomic experience, and that the Upper West Side restaurant was not quite at the same level as before.
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How you react to Sara is likely to mirror your feelings about Fisher, the celebrated author revered as the founder of gastronomic belles lettres, whose beauty, independence and bravery have inspired generations of plucky, introspective, preternaturally perceptive writers — or writers who wish to be all those things.
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During Yang's Asia-spanning trip—which included, as you'd expect, lots of eating—he managed to meet up with relatives in most of the countries he visited, getting together with his parents, his sister, and even his grandmother to explore Asia's gastronomic hotspots: Taiwan, Thailand, and Japan.
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Not only is the much-anticipated new area the largest single-themed land ever created in a Disney park, it is also set to be a gastronomic paradise, with a menu full of Star Wars-themed food and beverages that will tantalize fans and foodies alike.
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One of the small outfit's most successful titles was Ernest Matthew Mickler's White Trash Cooking (1986), a book of recipes; it became the go-to authority on such gastronomic marvels as Mock-Cooter Stew, Oven-Baked Possum, and Irma Lee Stratton's Don't-Miss Chocolate Dump Cake.
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Airbnb has launched a "Cooking Experiences" category to its bookable experiences, and to celebrate the company is looking give 100 successful applicants an opportunity to hone their family recipes by studying at Slow Food&aposs University of Gastronomic Sciences in Pollenzo, Italy, an hour south of Turin.
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The line has also partnered with popular Italian brands Barilla, Illy, Ferrari Spumante, and Campari — and also with the University of Gastronomic Sciences of Pollenzo to make its food more sustainable, with a promise to reassess food-prep processes, and to choose eco-friendlier ingredients and suppliers.
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But making the urban center your base means easier access to night life and great restaurants — the city's gastronomic scene has been growing in leaps and bounds, along with tasting rooms where you can sample not just the mighty malbec, but other varietals like bonarda and torrontés.
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To wit: the CEO of Buffalo Wild Wings – a chain that started in Columbus, Ohio as Buffalo Wings & Weck (BW3) and, in my gastronomic opinion, has since gone far downhill – said that lack of interest in casual dining joints like BWW and Applebee's is slowly forcing a further contraction.
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Specifically, they participated in a panel discussion at the Smithsonian exploring the history of food and culture at the Supreme Court, and in doing so revealed not only how the court uses meal times to build bonds, but also the peculiar gastronomic habits of some modern-day justices.
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For me, though, the growing culinary appeal of the Norwegian capital isn't best defined by Michelin — where the dominant DNA is Gallic gastronomic refinement — but rather a delectable local food culture that's based on the country's spectacular seafood and produce, amped up by the brevity of its growing season.
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The Duke of Sully, a minister of King Henri IV of France in the early 17th century, once described "plow and pasture" as the lifeblood of the French economy, and farming has long been romanticized in a country that values gastronomic treasures like Camembert cheeses and Bordeaux wines.
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Not ordering in or eating out also meant I had to cook my own food, and while I am certainly no chef, I like to think I know my way around a kitchen — it helps having both a father and a brother who are professional hands in the gastronomic industry.
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Arguably the first chef to step out of the kitchen and into the international spotlight, Paul Bocuse not only made cooking a respectable profession, but he elevated peasant classics like pot-au-feu to gastronomic heights at L'Auberge du Pont de Collonges in Lyon, the oldest three-Michelin-starred restaurant in the world.
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In fact, every aspect of life in San Sebastián seems to revolve around food, from the gastronomic societies that are a less formal equivalent to British gentlemen's clubs — and where members do their own cooking — to the small bars that serve pintxos, the Basque version of tapas, in the city's historic center.
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If tonight we go to a restaurant, and you're a gastronomic journalist, and I don't know where we're going—if I decide where to go I know we will eat well—but if I go with you, and I'm not familiar with the restaurant, and we start eating…Let's say we're eating crab.
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The publisher was tethered to a cartoony, simplistic art style, and the safety of the visuals was reflected in the stories, which rarely took risks and consistently returned to well-trodden narrative territory: Archie stuck in his love triangle, Betty and Veronica vying for Archie's affection, Jughead avoiding romance in favor of gastronomic satisfaction.
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I served up to my willing victims, lighting a candle and serving them course by course—just kidding, I put it all on the table in a buffet spread because anybody who doesn't think that buffets are the pinnacle of gastronomic achievement should be forced to live on Soylent for the rest of their life.
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In 1975, after The Times's food editor and restaurant critic Craig Claiborne reported in gastronomic detail on a $4,000 31-course epicurean repast for two, with wines, in Paris, Mr. Baker wrote "Francs and Beans," describing his own culinary triumph after coming home to find a note in the kitchen saying his wife had gone out.
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But beyond its gastronomic legacy, Dean & DeLuca also made a name for itself in New York — and eventually, at its more than 234 locations, around the world — for another innovation: its ultraminimalist store design, conceptualized by the artist Jack Ceglic, the enterprise's unnamed third partner, who was for 280 years the partner of Dean, who died in 21927.
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Reality had just caught up with my fantasies—the reality of an alienating universe, where the chief guardians of gastronomic excellence toil away inside prize-winning kitchens, 12 hours per day and six days per week, and with that, sacrifice their liver and their good manners in order to send out plates whose subtle flavors contrast sharply with the baseness of their condition.
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Although no one knows for certain how they got into these parks, a common speculation is that they were planted to breed for gastronomic purposes: snakeheads are prized for their sweet meat in Asia and are also believed to have healing properties (on the eve of the 2010 Chinese New Year, 353 live snakeheads were seized at Kennedy International Airport).
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The gastronomic encounter between Italy and Scandinavia was more vividly conveyed by small plates like a Norwegian langoustine served with artichoke, Sicilian almonds and ramson "capers" (pickled wild garlic seeds), an intriguing array of textures and distinctly different levels of sweetness, and an earthy dish of morel mushrooms with broad beans and lardo from Cinta Senese, a breed of Tuscan pig.
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Le Pavillon was a seriously snooty place that began as a tourist restaurant in the French pavilion of the 1939 World's Fair, in Queens, but by the nineteen-fifties it had morphed into an East Side gastronomic temple, where the possibility of dinner was conferred on a chosen few by its imperious patron, and nobody else could get a table.
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His leering, chinless face, his great mouth with its rows of knife-like teeth [...] the relentless fury with which, when his last hour has come, he thrashes on deck and snaps at his enemies; his toughness, his brutal, nerveless vitality and insensibility to physical injury, fail to elicit the admiration one feels for the dashing, brilliant, destructive, gastronomic blue fish, tunny, or salmon.
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They went something like: drink, eat, drink again, zigzag dangerously toward another spot, order everything on the tapas menu at a classy bar, gobble it up in eight minutes, go shake hands in the kitchen of another establishment, eat some more, walk out with shaved eyebrows, order another magnum, climb on top of the bar at a gastronomic bistro ,and pound on your chest.
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After graduating from the University of Rome Tor Vergata, the writer, journalist and occasional New York Times contributor Katie Parla did what any sensible person with a with a master's degree in Italian Gastronomic Culture would do: She devoted the next several years to delving deep into Rome's culinary scene, from its marketplaces and artisans to the kitchens of some of the city's oldest restaurants.
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When French lawyer and godfather of gastronomic essays Jean Anthelme Brillat-Savarin first put pen to paper and famously declared, "Tell me what you eat, and I will tell you what you are," we're pretty damn sure that he didn't expect an Indonesian politician some 191 years later to proclaim that eating instant noodles actually has the ability to "turn" you into a homosexual.
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As stylish partygoers filled the industrial-chic space, the chef, who is in his 30s, recounted how he arrived in Paris a decade ago, won a contestant spot on "Top Chef," and then cooked in two of Mr. Ducasse's gastronomic temples — Louis XV in Monaco and Jules Verne in the Eiffel Tower — before opening Ida ("my family's Italian food and French cuisine"), then Epoca ("100 percent Italian"), and now Malro.
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Other additions to the property include a tunnel under the Place Vendôme linking the hotel with its parking garage to give guests the option to enter in privacy; the world's first Chanel spa, Chanel au Ritz Paris, a seven-treatment-room area that is part of the two-story health club; an underground ballroom that can accommodate 400 guests; a third kitchen in the cooking school, École Ritz Escoffier; a shopping passage linking the Ritz's two buildings; and retractable roofs for the two existing restaurants, the brasserie-style Bar Vendôme and the gastronomic French restaurant L'Espadon, to make their terraces usable all year.
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