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As NYC Fine Dining Embraces Plants, The Wesley Chef Santiago Astudillo Makes Vegetables the Star of His Menu - Vimarsana News

As NYC Fine Dining Embraces Plants, The Wesley Chef Santiago Astudillo Makes Vegetables the Star of His Menu

Chef Santiago Astudillo refined his culinary skills in the renowned kitchens of Daniel and Le Bernardin. Now, he’s crafting spectacular vegetable dishes at The Wesley to usher in the “sustainable renaissance” of the NYC dining scene.

Vegan Food News of the Week: Ikea Makes a Meatball Christmas Tree, Plantega Takes on Subway's $5 Deal, and More - Vimarsana News

Vegan Food News of the Week: Ikea Makes a Meatball Christmas Tree, Plantega Takes on Subway's $5 Deal, and More

From Ikea’s Christmas tree made from veggie meatballs to Plantega’s $5 sub deal that rivals Subway, we’re serving up the best in vegan food news of the week.

Precision fermentation cracks stretch-and-melt cheese code - Vimarsana News

Precision fermentation cracks stretch-and-melt cheese code

Precision fermentation has cracked the stretch-and-melt code in cheese but reaching scale and price compatibility are the next challenge.

How Plant-Based Food Is Becoming the Star of Michelin Menus - Vimarsana News

How Plant-Based Food Is Becoming the Star of Michelin Menus

At top-ranked Italian restaurant Reale, three Michelin-star chef Niko Romito serves a new vegetarian tasting menu that he says is “more exciting than meat and fish.” Is fine dining going plant-based?

Yellowstone's tiniest inhabitants are more than meets the eye - Vimarsana News

Yellowstone's tiniest inhabitants are more than meets the eye

When people think of the greater Yellowstone ecosystem, the critters that usually come to mind first are bison, bears or elk. But the park's most prolific organisms are too small to see with the human eye.