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    • Luke Thomas, England's top teen chef. (Aero Media)Luke Thomas, England's top teen chef. (Aero Media)Luke Thomas is the Lebron James of chefs. The 18-year-old culinary prodigy, who started working in restaurants at age 13, has just been recruited to play head chef at one of the top restaurants in England.

      Check out: more child prodigies changing the world

      It's the kind of career move that's 20 years in the making. Good thing Thomas started cooking at 4-years-old.

      At the Michelin-starred Sanctum on the Green in Berkshire, England, Thomas is responsible for running every detail of the restaurant from staff management to menu design. With the pressure on to prove he's more than just a child prodigy, he's moved into a room 10 feet from his workplace so he can devote 16 hours a day to his new job.

      First order business: re-imagining the menu. His revised 18 dish offering isn't for kids. Cauliflower soup with pork scratchings, slow-cooked sirloin steak with duck fat chips. It's a culmination of the work he began as a young kid, "playing with pots and pans", according to London's Evening

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    • By Food & Wine

      The best grilled cheese sandwich is the gooiest grilled cheese, says Laura Werlin, the James Beard Award-winning cookbook author behind Grilled Cheese, Please! "After you bite into it, the cheese should stretch out past your face as far as your arm will reach. Otherwise, it's just not right." While it's easy to achieve some level of crunchy, buttery excellence at home, chefs and restaurateurs are creating exceptional grilled cheese sandwiches across the country. Here, Food & Wine presents the Best Grilled Cheese in the U.S.


      Grahamwich
      Chicago, IL
      Graham Elliot Bowles is known for playful cuisine at Graham Elliot, and the sandwiches at his take-out joint, Grahamwich, are equally inventive. The grilled cheese on sliced Pullman loaf features Wisconsin cheddar, prosciutto, tomato marmalade and cheese curds, which, when melted, add an extra soft, gooey effect.

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    • When the weather gets cold, folks tend toward standby comfort foods like macaroni and cheese, chili and pot pies. Rather than go with a trendy riff on an original, why not look around to other cultures and countries, who have their own versions of comfort food. From Mexico to Greece and beyond, this is the food that fuels recovery from hangovers, breakups, cold snaps and whatever else ails you. Remember: we all pile up our plates in the same language.

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      Ginger Fried Rice
      Get familiar with this easy yet sophisticated ginger fried rice recipe from Anthony Ricco, Chef de Cuisine at Jean-Georges Vongerichten's Spice Market. Topped with garlic and ginger-crusted fried eggs, fried rice has never looked so fierce.

      Servings: 4

      Ingredients:
      1/2 cup peanut oil
      2 tablespoons garlic, minced
      2 tablespoons fresh ginger root, minced
      2 cups leeks, thinly sliced, washed and dried
      4 cups day-old cooked rice (preferably

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    • Cook up dishes that pay homage to our favorite movies set in the diverse landscapes of the West.

      Chinatown: Chinese Scallops
      Chinatown: Chinese Scallops
      Roman Polanski's multi-layered, neo-noir mystery explores corruption in early 20th-century California politics and dysfunctional family dynamics, with classic performances by Jack Nicholson, Faye Dunaway, and John Huston.
      Savor this tasty dish as you do your best imitation of the film's famous last line: "Forget it, Jake. It's Chinatown."
      > Get the recipe

      The Shining: Pumpkin Bourbon Shakes
      The Shining: Pumpkin Bourbon Shakes
      Stanley Kubrick's creep-tastic adaptation of the Stephen King novel features Jack Nicholson in the unforgettable role of a Colorado hotel caretaker driven to madness by the spirits haunting the place. All work and no play make Jack go crazy, so he occasionally takes a break at the hotel bar, where his chats with the (ghostly) bartender lead him to murderous violence (um, worst bartender ever!).
      Our bourbon-laced milkshake provides sweet solace during those harrowing

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    • Whether you're throwing an all-out fancy Oscars Party for friends or rooting for your favorite film curled up on the couch with a bowl of popcorn, toast your Best Picture pick with one of our Oscars-themed cocktails. Developed by Nitehawk Cinema's Beverage Director Jen Marshall, each of these classy recipes is inspired by the mood, characters, or setting of a 2012 Best Picture Nominee. Does your favorite film match your favorite cocktail?



      RECIPE: Minny's Mississippi Punch
      This punchy Southern cocktail, inspired by nominee The Help, is sweet but surprisingly strong-just like the characters in the movie.

      MAKES 1 COCKTAIL
      INGREDIENTS
      1 ½ oz. rum
      1 oz. rye whiskey
      1 oz. apple brandy
      ½ fresh lemon juice
      ½ tsp. granulated sugar
      2 dashes orange bitters

      INSTRUCTIONS
      Combine all ingredients with ice in a cocktail shaker. Shake well and strain the mixture into a pilsner glass filled with fresh ice.

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      RECIPE: Billy's A Team
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    • Learn how to make the tastiest cookie dough everLearn how to make the tastiest cookie dough everWiping a cookie dough-covered spoon clean or sticking a finger in the batter when no one's looking are two great perks of making cookies. In fact, one could argue that the dough can be better than the finished product. A friend, who shall remain nameless, used to sneak packages of raw cookie dough into his bed at night as a child, only to have the empty wrappers discovered by his mother the next day… Ah, how far we go for love (and good food).

      Click here to see the classic Chocolate Chip Cookie Recipe


      The chocolate chip cookie is a classic, one that has been done over and over again, nearly to perfection, depending on personal preferences for crispness, chewiness, and thickness. But nailing down the process of making a perfect cookie dough comes with skills and a little know-how. To iron down this technique, we turned to David Crofton of Brooklyn's One Girl Cookies, who also recently authored a cookbook by the same title.

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      He shares his classic recipe

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    • $5 Dinner Ideas

      Dinner on a budget? We've got you covered. Here are 12 tasty recipes that fit the bill.

      And that bill is exactly $5 a person (or less). Saving a dime never tasted so good.

      World's Easiest Falafel and Tzatziki by marisab67


      World's Easiest FalafelWorld's Easiest Falafel

      Call anything "world's easiest" and we're skeptical, but marisab67 is on to something. We'd never made falafel from scratch before and were astonished at how easy -- and fun -- it could be. - Amanda and Merrill

      Get the recipe.




      Sausage and Kale Dinner Tart by My Pantry Shelf


      Sausage and Kale Dinner TartSausage and Kale Dinner Tart

      Here's how you impress dinner guests without chipping away at your bank account. With this beauty, you've got yourself a dinner party -- all that's left is a big green salad and plenty of wine. - Amanda and Merrill

      Get the recipe.




      Roasted Carrot Soup by Reeve


      Roasted Carrot SoupRoasted Carrot Soup

      When we first tasted this soup, we were puzzled. How could a dish that calls for only seven ingredients (not counting salt and pepper), and just five simple steps, be so Read More »
    • Garden produce headed for the kitchen.

      By Zester Daily staff

      Now is the time of year most of pore over seed catalogs, eagerly planning the lush garden full of homegrown produce we'll enjoy all summer.

      While many first-timers come to gardening when they tire of the poor quality of produce in the store, just as many come from economic pressures. As fossil fuel prices rise, food prices will continue to increase. And when artificially cheap processed foods are more affordable than nutrient-dense whole fruits and vegetables, the only recourse is to take matters into your own hands, and into your own back yard.

      A $10 investment in seeds can yield many hundreds of dollars worth of vegetables a month for many months. A few tomatoes easily cost $2 to $3. For the same price, you can get a package of tomato seeds to plant a long row of tomatoes that will provide bushel upon bushel of luscious fruits all summer long. But it's not so much the immediate cost-savings as the long-term investment. Unlike any other

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