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Tuesday 9 February 2010
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Fuel for fashionistas
08/02/2010
Where to eat during London Fashion Week. Zoe Perret has the skinny on staying skinny.
Paris for the meat free? Mais oui
07/02/2010
A city break in a country noted for its enthusiastic consumption of edible flesh in stages from almost raw to over-cooked doesn’t...
Food Hotel: Lough Erne, Enniskillen
01/02/2010
The locavore revolution is in full swing at County Fermanagh’s Lough Erne Golf Resort. Andrew Copestake sits down to a Foodmakers'...
Beyond the Great Wall: the secrets of Chinese Cuisine
25/01/2010
Which foods symbolise prosperity, happiness and wealth? What's the correct way to roast a Peking duck? The Delicious China Tour has all the...
Meat and apricot jam.
17/01/2010
In a country of vast game ranges springbok, reebok and eland are all commonplace on menus. But apricot jam comes from nowhere.
Restaurant review: Marque, New South Wales, Australia
13/01/2010
The very 'Best' chef in the land of Oz?
News
8th February: New flavour launch from Red Sky crisps
Los Angeles: Hatfield's re-opens
Beirut: Momo to open in Beirut
West Virginia: Search For The Best Water 2010
Caffeinated drinks can benefit health says new research
Canada: New flights to Atlantic Canada this summer
more news
The Hungry Cyclist
Pedalling the world for food
The Hungry Cyclist: Moselle Valley, Day 3
18/10/2009
After an early start in Trittenheim and a fine German breakfast of cured ham, rye bread and local cheese, I was back cycling amongst the Moselle Valleys unique landscape.
The Hungry Cyclist in the Moselle Valley, Day 2
06/09/2009
Tom cycles the morning-mist shrouded ridges above the Moselle River Valley then takes a downturn into the vaulted cellars of a local winemaker
The Hungry Cyclist in the Moselle Valley. Day 1, Medieval Cochem
29/08/2009
Tom's five-day pedal powered tour of the Moselle Valley begins in the medieval town of Cochem.
BOOKS
Read it and eat
Book review: The Nordic Diet
22/01/2010
A real fundamental in 'The Nordic Diet' is the emphasis on interaction with those close to us for wellbeing- a lovely sentiment often neglected by traditional 'diet books'.
Book review: Coriander by Pinki Lilani
18/12/2009
Pinky Lilani is a fascinating character and, fittingly, this is a fascinating book.
Book review: Cuisinier Gascon
26/10/2009
Cuisinier Gascon is a thorough and fitting celebration of the native area of its author, and of his enduring passion for his region.
WORLD'S FINEST
Food Hotels: extreme fine dining
Food Hotel: Fullerton, Singapore
01/01/2010
Singapore is hot once more with a buoyant cultural scene no-one would have expected. But it’s the food at the Fullerton Hotel that sent Andrew Copestake into raptures.
Food Hotel: Cap Maison, St Lucia
17/11/2009
In the lexicon of loveliness Cap Maison, St Lucia should really have its own chapter, writes Andrew Copestake.
Food Hotels: Best of the Caribbean
01/11/2009
Ten great food hotels for winter in the The West Indies
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Editor's Choice
Helen Hokin's January Picks
20/01/2010
We swing by California, South Africa, Australia and the Caribbean in search of fresh food and winter sun.
Helen Hokin's Winter Picks
01/01/2010
Jerry Beck of Wholefoods Market is talking turkey on Foodtripper TV.
Helen Hokin's October Picks
05/10/2009
The days are drawing in but don’t hibernate - migrate! We follow the snowbirds to South Florida for food festivals, art and five top dining spots.