Friday, June 22, 2012

The 10 Best New Asian Restaurants, Glass Potato Chips, Olive Oil Politics And More

Friday, June 22, 2012
It's time to think outside the pork bun and way beyond kimchi. We're in the middle of an Asian-food renaissance that's being led on two fronts -- by devoted students of Eastern techniques and culinary traditions, and by barnstorming young chefs who are reinventing the genre, from Oakland to Atlanta, Minneapolis to Manhattan. The result is a heady hi-lo fusion that combines the thrill of street vendors, noodle shops, and pho bars with the refinement of the continent's greatest gourmet cuisines. Here are the restaurants that are bringing this brave new world -- the wild, wild East -- to America.
Fast Food Review: Burger King's Summer Menu
Cereal Ads Focus On Unhealthiest Products, Study Finds
PHOTOS: Potato Chips That Look Like Glass
North Africans May Have Been The First To Eat Dairy
Towns Try To Loosen Reins On Direct-To-Consumer Food Producers
BLOG POSTS
Food & Wine: FYI, Your Kitchen Is Probably Dirtier Than A Toilet Seat
"In most cases, it's safer to make a salad on a toilet seat than it is to make one on a cutting board," says Dr. Charles Gerba (a.k.a. Dr. Germ).
Organic Authority.com: 10 Foods You Didn't Know You Could Grill
Summertime aka Grilling Season has arrived, and all around the country the smell of barbequed food wafts through neighborhoods as Americans take their kitchens into the Great Outdoors.
Zester Daily: Slippery Politics Put The Squeeze On Olive Oil
There's a problem with Spanish olive oil, and it's not just in Spain.
Bon Appetit: 10 Creative Bachelor And Bachelorette Parties For Food Lovers
Break with tradition to throw the kind of party that your soon-to-be-wed will really love -- be it a refined tea party or an all-out bacchanalia.
Andrew Gunther: Food Claims: Who Can You Trust?
Food labels have an increasingly important role to play in providing consumers with greater assurances that their food really is being produced to specific welfare and environmental standards.
Advertisement

If you believe this has been sent to you in error, please safely unsubscribe.