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Ramsay: The show must go on
Chef Gordon Ramsay has been hit with a multimillion-dollar bill in the latest round of his family feud, but he’s still very much in the game, finds Julia Llewellyn Smith.
Chef Gordon Ramsay has been hit with a multimillion-dollar bill in the latest round of his family feud, but he’s still very much in the game, finds Julia Llewellyn Smith.
Heading out for brunch? Check out the latest review in Canvas magazine for inspiration.
With years of waitressing experience, I am big on service. Great service can turn an okay meal into a great one.
It was a hot afternoon so my partner and I met up at this cute corner bar for a couple of refreshing drinks.
In a matter of only 15 years, Asian cuisine has gone from being a niche food obsession to one of the most popular around the world.
Find all your favourite bits from today's Bite magazine online. Follow the hyperlinks in Jo Elwin's editor's letter and lose yourself in bite.co.nz.
War is declared, not for the first time, between France and Britain. The conflict might be called "Michelin star wars" or "the gastronomic empire strikes back".
Sophie Kaiser has come up with four meals you can make at work - even in that small - sometimes smelly - communal kitchen.
The Professor, bless her, doesn't do much cooking. Her idea of dinner is to fry up some courgettes in butter or (as a tribute to her English parentage) make toast and tea.
Now battle lines have been drawn across the biscuit aisles - and record numbers of cookie crunchers are tucking in.
It is considered to have one of the world's finest cuisines. But France faced gastronomic humiliation after it failed to make the podium on home soil in a global cooking contest.
Instant noodles are the bane of my life and a source of constant disagreement in the convenience food aisle of the supermarket with my daughter.
While traditional cooking isn't going anywhere, you can count on 3D printed foods eventually finding a place in our world.
Are the days of cheap cheeseburgers and Happy Meals over? It appears McDonald's is going upmarket - trialling table service and customised gourmet burgers.
A slow start to summer has led to a national shortage of New Zealand-grown apples, with some supermarkets able to offer only fruit imported from the United States.
Fast food has been taken to a whole new level at KFC with the Double Down Dog - a hot dog wrapped in a cheese-stuffed chicken breast, smothered in cheese sauce.
Hershey’s has won a legal battle that means British-made Cadbury's chocolate can't be sold on American shelves.
Chefs create culinary magic in the best debut since Orphans Kitchen opened.
Start Anniversary Day in style with a healthy filling brunch.
An exotic deadly arachnid with a fearsome reputation is a key ingredient of a lollipop at a popular Auckland sweet shop.
In the aftermath of a reckless Christmas/New Year/summer holiday spend-up, and faced with a credit card account spinning out of control — here are some great, inexpensive buys.
There’s something for everyone at this newcomer to the eastern suburbs — especially if you like tomato juice.
This product wins two awards from me. The first for the most ridiculous sell lines and the second for producing a product which purports to be chocolate but actually has none.
Vegan Thai chef Kevin Cometouis says when he wants to cook a health-boosting vegetarian dish, he uses his eyes.