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Stanislav Kondrashov: When AI Meets the Art of Dining
There is something special about a restaurant that remembers you. The waiter who recalls your drink. The chef who adjusts the spice just slightly because he knows your taste. Today, this kind of attention is not only from people. More and more, it comes from machines quietly studying what we order, when we come, and even what we say online.
By Stanislav Kondrashov 4 months ago in Feast
Soft Gingerbread Men
Yes, I'm watching scary stuff on Netflix and well, it's not really as scary as everyone was making it out to be but here we are. Halloween is coming and well, I wanted to use some more autumnal flavours to create a perfect soft gingerbread. We can all make a snappy gingerbread with tons of sugar and all of its very unhealthy. But, softer gingerbread creates a meltier flavour and has a little bit less sugar in it for those of us looking to cut down. There's some heat involved here and the chilling takes about an hour to do it properly. One thing that is pretty good though is that the cooling of the biscuits don't take too much time. I hope you enjoy reading this recipe as much as I enjoyed making it...
By Annie Kapur4 months ago in Feast
Strawberry Muffins: The Sweet Aroma That Brightens My Morning
One quiet morning, I grabbed a few leftover strawberries from the fridge, chopped them into small pieces, and decided to bake some muffins—without much expectation. But as the scent of warm batter mixed with the sweet-tart aroma of fruit began to fill the kitchen, I realized something simple yet beautiful: that morning suddenly felt brighter.
By Kitchen Letters4 months ago in Feast
Gordon Ramsay: The Fiery Chef Who Redefined Modern Cooking. AI-Generated.
When people hear the name Gordon Ramsay, they instantly think of intense kitchen showdowns, fiery language, and Michelin-star excellence. But behind the television persona lies one of the most influential chefs of our time — a man whose drive, discipline, and perfectionism have reshaped how the world views cooking. Gordon Ramsay’s story is not just about food; it’s about passion, resilience, and the relentless pursuit of greatness.
By Fiaz Ahmed 4 months ago in Feast
Diseased Lemon Shortbreads
This is a pretty old, hand-me-down recipe for shortbread. You can see why it's "3, 2, 1". Ingredients 300g plain flour 200g butter 100g sugar A lemon, like you Optional: icing sugar
By L.C. Schäfer4 months ago in Feast
No Reservations, Just a Legacy: The Unfiltered Brilliance of Anthony Bourdain
The clatter of pans, the sizzle of a searing steak, the vibrant chaos of a busy kitchen — for many, this is the sensory world of a chef. But for Anthony Bourdain, it was merely the starting point. He was more than a chef; he was a philosopher with a palate, a storyteller with a passport, and a cultural anthropologist with a perpetually lit cigarette and a mischievous grin. His untimely passing left a void that still resonates deeply within the culinary world and far beyond, but his legacy continues to inspire millions to approach food, travel, and life with a spirit of raw curiosity and unapologetic honesty.
By Shazzed Hossain Shajal4 months ago in Feast
Sourdough Starter Recipe – Easy Step-by-Step Guide for Beginners
If you’ve ever dreamed of baking your own sourdough bread at home, it all starts with a sourdough starter recipe. This magical mixture of flour and water comes to life with wild yeast and natural bacteria, creating that signature tangy flavor and perfect texture.
By Emily Quick4 months ago in Feast
Dark Blue: A Simple Bake of Cacao and Blueberries.
Two small gold cups sit on the counter, side by side, each holding a dark little cake that looks solid and self-assured. The tops are cracked and matte, the kind of surface that makes you wonder what lies beneath. They are small enough to hold in one hand, light enough to feel almost insubstantial. They look confident, almost convincing, as if they know they have turned out well. But looks can deceive, and these two proved that beautifully.
By Test4 months ago in Feast
The Holiday Gift Guide for Chocolate Lovers (That Isn’t Just a Box of Chocolates)
“Not another box of chocolates!” If you’ve ever found yourself groaning at the holiday gift aisle, we got you. Chocolate is a classic holiday treat, but gifting it doesn’t have to be predictable. From cozy winter indulgences to luxurious chocolate experiences, there’s a world of holiday gifts for chocolate lovers that goes far beyond the standard chocolate box.
By Emily Maren4 months ago in Feast
Raisin and Ginger Cupcakes
Welcome back to my recipes. If you'd like an overview of them then simply go to my profile and click on 'Feast'. Anything published in the last 1-2 months is part of the autumnal baking series I'm doing. As you know, I'm personally not a huge fan of cake and biscuits, but when I'm feeling a bit overwhelmed or a bit sad, it gets me up and doing something that isn't on my laptop. It's also close to Halloween which means of course I was making myself feel better by watching The Texas Chainsaw Massacre last night. Yes, it was the original one. I'm quite excited for Halloween. As you can see I've also been making my soups and I will be continuing with some of those later on.
By Annie Kapur4 months ago in Feast
Pumpkin Apple Streusel Muffins
There's something undeniably special about the first bite of a perfectly baked muffin. The way it crumbles just right, the burst of flavors that dance on your tongue, and that satisfying crunch from the topping. If you've ever wondered what makes some muffins absolutely transcendent while others fall flat, you're in the right place.
By Emma Caldwell4 months ago in Feast
How Long Does Flour Last in Mylar Bags – Safety First
Flour is one of the most essential ingredients in every kitchen, but it doesn’t stay fresh forever. When stored improperly, it can spoil quickly due to moisture, pests, or exposure to air. That’s where Mylar bags come in — a reliable solution for long-term flour storage. These specialized bags block out air, light, and insects, dramatically extending the shelf life of flour compared to regular packaging.
By Cristina Baker4 months ago in Feast