Food: Celebrity Chefs Cook for the Starving
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Celebrity chefs concoct fancy recipes using a food-ration substance to heighten awareness of global starvation.
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Life & style: Under Gordon Ramsay and his executive chef Mark Askew, Clare Smyth is making a name for herself
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NEW YORK -- The deliverymen of Saigon Grill labored for years at the bottom of Manhattan's food chain. Biking swiftly down the avenues in biting cold and searing heat, they schlepped up high-rises and walk-ups with bags of steaming noodles and shrimp fried rice.
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By THERESA CURRY  By Theresa curry  Correspondent  WHEN IT WAS time for supper in her Brooklyn neighborhood, it wasn't unusual to find teenager Linda Morrissey in the kitchen, getting a start on the evening meal for the family of six.
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'Extremists' torch restaurateurs' car If Jamie Oliver or Rick Stein were thinking of exporting their talents to Brittany, they might want to rethink their culinary imperialism plan.â¦
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Sainsbury&#39;s fate rests not in the hands of a mockney TV chef but with Justin King, its new chief executive. As he unveils his rescue plan, Abigail Townsend and Clayton Hirst ask how the ex-market leader has come so close to checking out.
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A chance to see and be seen with Leonardo DiCaprio in Los Angeles. Or eat clam chowder with Ben Affleck in Boston. Or have a night on the town with Ricky Martin in Miami. These aren't necessarily fantasies for those with deep, charitable pockets.
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Every cook relies every day on the power of heat to transform food â but most donât understand it.
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CHICAGO -- What celebrity chef worth his lamb chops with pomegranate glaze would risk culinary shame by creating airline food -- the butt of innumerable jokes about reheated hash that always seems to taste like chicken or even a salty tire?
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When a portion of a celebrityâs paycheck or time goes to a pet cause, the effort is inevitably lauded. But to The Chronicle of Philanthropy, the yardstick is much higher.
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New York lawyer, law professor and author Cameron Stracher vowed to do something radical: Dine with his family five nights a week. Discover in today's Lean Plate Club column if he made his goal and learn why breaking bread together as a family offers far more than nutritional benefits.
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Mary Podesta's home cooking has raised millions of dollars for Democrats and benefited a who's who of candidates. Among them are Sen. Tom Daschle of South Dakota, the current minority leader; Sen. John Kerry of Massachusetts; and Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York.
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British consumers dump 6.7 million tonnes of food a year. Top chefs offer their advice on creating great meals while cutting back on waste
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A famous designer throws a fit and hurls a pair of scissors at his assistant. The ladies room at a top fashion glossy is routinely filled with weeping underlings who&#039;ve been dressed down. One boss enforces a starvation regime: You can&#039;t go out for lunch, but you can&#039;t eat at your desk, either.
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'Ethical eating,' a practice once restricted to the rich, is going mainstream.
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Cooks, gardeners and explorers to the rescue -- celebrity tie-ins from hit TV shows have proved a real gold mine for the British publishing industry.
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Clarence Otis Jr., head of Darden Restaurants, discussed the industryâs move to offer spicier entrees and bring in celebrity chefs, as well as his companyâs outlook.