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Choy's Chops 

With A Wide Grin, Chef Sam Choy, The Hawaiian Culinary Ambassador, welcomes all to dine on Sam Choy Cuisine in American Airlines' Premium Class. The James...

10 Thoughts from Michael Schwartz 

One thing you don't know about me is that I like to walk around the house naked. I'm most proud of my short-term success with Michael's Genuine and my...

Clay Conley 

At Azul in Miami's Mandarian Oriental, the open kitchen operates at a controlled, yet frenetic pace as customers relax in a zen-like setting of Asian...

Fruit-full Sauces and Salsas 

Nothing on your menu should be taken for granted. Consider, for example, the philosophy of Chef Christopher Tunnell from The Dolce Group. At Ketchup in...

10 Thoughts from Francois Payard 

One thing you don't know about me is that I'm not always so serious. I'm most proud of turning 40 and still keeping my mind young, riding a motorcycle...

Barton Seaver 

At a time when many are talking about saving the planet, Washington, DC, chef Barton Seaver is walkin' the walk. Several months back, the Blue Ocean Institute,...

Jonathon Sawyer 

When Jonathon Sawyer talks about the lamb he gets from a small farm just miles from his Cleveland restaurant, you'll be reminded of Tom Hanks in Big....

10 Thoughts from Michelle Bernstein 

One thing you don't know about me is that I'm terribly shy. My husband, who runs our dining room, often has to take me by the hand to visit tables. I'm...

Al Copeland: A Colorful Character Who Lit Up The Industry 

He made his money in quick service—“So fast you get your chicken before you get your change” was his first motto—and later switched gears to build a multi-concept full-service restaurant chain. But no matter what Popeyes Chicken founder Al Copeland did, he knew how to make a big impact...

Pour Me Another One 

He was studying engineering in his hometown of Hoboken, NJ, when the cooking bug hit, and it wasn't too much later that self-taught Carlos Fernandez found...

Big Bucks for Bam! 

If you're still feeling sorry for Emeril Lagasse because he lost his prime time TV gig at the Food Network, don't. Publicly traded Martha Stewart Living...

Craftsmanship 

Top Chef Tom Colicchio greets the world with his famous grin and relaxed manner in the new, Peter Bentel-designed, Los Angeles Craft. This high-profile...

10 Thoughts from Mauro Pando 

One thing you don't know about me is that I live in the country with my wife, five kids, two horses, two dogs and two cats. I'm most proud of my dad,...

Lindsay Autry 

It's not always easy finding great eats in smaller cities off the culinary beaten path. So if you stumble across a place named The Lazy Goat in Greenville,...

Full Circle 

How's this for good timing? Just as Norman Van Aken reached a point in his illustrious career when he felt the urge to return to his roots in Key West,...

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In This Issue - December 2008

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- Play to Win

Editorial
- Get Off Your Butts, Round Two

Rising Stars
- Sameh Wadi

Fridge Raid
- Dynamic Duo

Observer
- Fine Dining, But It's Flexible

Master Mixologist
- Jamie Boudreau

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