THE LAUNDRY CLEANS UP

The French Laundry in California is a foodie Mecca. But with all its emphasis on the food, the restaurant's wine takes second place. Tim Atkin considers what's on offer in his latest wine column ... read more »
COMMENTS: 0 | ADD NEW COMMENTREMEMBERING ROSE GRAY

Christopher Hirst pays tribute to one of Britain's most important chefs ... read more »
REPASTS: REGENCY-ERA ROUT CAKES

Rout cakes have faded into obscurity, as podgy and forgettable as Joseph Sedley of "Vanity Fair", writes Jon Fasman ... read more »
DINING AT MCLAUNDRY

What restaurant could possibly follow a meal at the French Laundry? McDonald's, of course. Mark Vanhoenacker compares the two ... read more »
BUTCHERY IN MARYLEBONE

As locavores look beyond shrink-wrapped supermarket meat, some are learning to wield knives of their own. Catherine Nixey reports from her first butchery lesson ... read more »
ON THINKING AND DRINKING

Drinking wine is a serious business, according to Roger Scruton, an academic philosopher. Anthony Gottlieb reviews his book "I Drink Therefore I Am" ... read more »
COMMENTS: 16 | ADD NEW COMMENTRECREATING THE FINEST RISOTTO OF MY LIFE

In a new series, Stove Notes, Simon Hopkinson goes beyond the received wisdom to give tips on well-loved dishes. First: risotto ... read more »
MAINE FISHERMEN: AN ENDANGERED SPECIES

In his visit to cod farms in coastal Maine, a contributor to The Economist slings fish food, dons a hairnet and minces garlic ... read more »
I MADE MY GARDEN A PIG FARM

Small-scale pig farming is on the rise. Charles Nevin takes a course at Pig Paradise Farm and brings home the bacon ... read more »
GOURMANDS ON WHEELS

In these lean times, few have the capital to open a brick and mortar restaurant. Crafty chefs and entrepreneurs are turning trucks into kitchens and hitting the road in some American cities. Jessica Machado investigates ... read more »

