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Master Chocolatier Paul A. Young shares a simple recipe for his Seedlip chocolate sour, the perfect way to incorporate chocolate into your drinks at any party this summer
Fédération des travaux publics : Les entreprises réclament des mesures d'urgence
For people who love eating out at restaurants, having to dine on takeout at home can feel uninspiring. But according to Business Insider, chefs and restauranteurs say there a number of ways to make eating at home feel more special. First, turn off the news and the fluorescent kitchen lights. Swap them for mood music and candlelight. Dress your table in the theme of the cuisine you're eating. Use cloth napkins with napkin rings or fancy folds, and your good china, cutlery, and stemware. Third, pair your meal with an appropriate beverage: sweet tea with fried chicken, sake with sushi, or horchata with Mexican food. Finally, jazz up your entree's plating with a garnish, and your dessert with whipped cream, fresh fruit, or a chocolate or raspberry drizzle. Bon appetit!
Paul A. Young shares his unique recipe for a rich and indulgent simnel slice, a chocolatey twist on an Easter classic
Mixologist Rael Petit showed off the world's first ever liquid platinum margarita. A glass of the glittery Patron Platinum drink will set customers back around $100.
Master Chocolatier Paul A. Young shares his recipe for a bourbon chocolate crispy cake, a grown up version of a childhood favourite