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'Non-Asians loving dim sum will always be a golden moment': Chinese siblings in London on expanding food lovers' horizons - Vimarsana News

'Non-Asians loving dim sum will always be a golden moment': Chinese siblings in London on expanding food lovers' horizons

The Leong family, with roots in Hong Kong, have given London authentic Chinese dumplings and Taiwanese cuisine, and now a Michelin-star sushi omakase restaurant Younger brother Lucas' new venture, cooked up during the Covid-19 pandemic, delivers chef-prepared Asian meal kits such as char siu bao to homes across the UK Whether you want nasi lemak, larb or lechon, chances are you can now find a delicious take on these dishes in London - but that...

Source: msn.com
Places That Closed Down In London 2022 - Vimarsana News

Places That Closed Down In London 2022

We've lost some top notch venues this year.

Jamie Oliver employs 'offence advisers' to stop him being accused of cultural appropriation - Vimarsana News

Jamie Oliver employs 'offence advisers' to stop him being accused of cultural appropriation

Talking about accusations of cultural appropriation, he said: 'Your immediate reaction is to be defensive and say,

MasterChef Contestant Elizabeth Haigh's Cookbook Pulled After Plagiarism Allegations - Vimarsana News

MasterChef Contestant Elizabeth Haigh's Cookbook Pulled After Plagiarism Allegations

Former MasterChef contestant and Michelin star chef Elizabeth Haigh has had her debut cookbook withdrawn from circulation by publisherBloomsburyin the wake of accusations of plagiarism by another chef.

Source: ndtv.com
Food critic Jonathan Meades slams cultural appropriation - Vimarsana News

Food critic Jonathan Meades slams cultural appropriation

A critic has launched a staunch defence of cultural appropriation, arguing chefs should not become the targets of abuse when they put their own spin on dishes.  Jonathan Meades has said chefs should not fear offending 'the guardians of authenticity,' arguing, 'without cultural appropriation there is only stagnation.' His comments come in the wake of the increasingly problematic 'cancel culture' and a number of celebrity chefs including Nigella Lawson and Jamie Oliver coming under fire for their take on traditional recipes including carbonara and jerk chicken, respectively.  Jonathan Meades ...