An Atlanta radio-show host recently revealed what he claimed was the original formula for Coca-Cola, a recipe that includes coriander oil and citric acid.
[NY Times]
In Nigella Lawson’s kitchen, mugs live in a drawer so as not to waste space in cupboards, and pegs are custom built for someone her height.
[Wall Street Journal]
Hong Kong is home to a growing number of small, independently owned coffee shops, often with themes like board games or books.
[Wall Street Journal]
Yet another piece on the eco-friendliness and healthfulness of insects as food — plus, their nutty flavor. Archipelago in London and Toloache in New York both serve bug dishes.
[Wall Street Journal]
An excerpt of Gabrielle Hamilton’s Blood, Bones & Butter depicts brunch service at Prune, which she compares to the Indy 500 with 200 covers done in five hours with just 30 seats.
[NY Post]
Joseph Leonard, Bell Book & Candle, and Aldea are among restaurants offering chef’s-table meals, in which diners can get front-row seat to the cooking action.
[NY Post]
Nearly a year after fast-food joints were kicked off U.S.-led coalition bases, Pizza Hut reopened a branch at Camp Phoenix on the edge of Kabul.
[Wall Street Journal]