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Everything “The Bear” Gets Right and Wrong, According to Professional Chefs

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June 25, 2026

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CityNews Montreal

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· Jul 7, 2026

Quebec restaurant earns Michelin star while co-owner named most promising chef in province

Even if Samy Benabed studied biomedical analysis and philosophy, he realized that it was cooking that fed his curiosity. He then worked hard on his skills, now becoming the Michelin Guide Quebec 2026 Young Chef Award winner. “I learned by myself to be a chef,” he explained. “It was a long journey, but I think [] The post Quebec restaurant earns Michelin star while co-owner named most promising chef in province appeared first on CityNews Montreal.

E! Online

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· Jun 25, 2026

Inside the Love Lives of Jeremy Allen White and More The Bear Stars

These chefs are cooking up a whole lotta love. The cast of The Bear know how to put together a five-star meal as their characters on the Hulu series, but in real life, their expertise lies in...

Business Today

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· Jul 10, 2026

'Didn't want to be restricted to...': Vikas Khanna on why his restaurant Bungalow isn't in India

Khanna, who grew up in Amritsar and went on to become one of the world's most recognised Indian chefs, said his lifelong mission has been to change the perception of Indian food in the West

The korea Herald News

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· Jul 11, 2026

Meet the world's most creative pastry chef

Pastry chef Yun Eun-young, founder of Seoul dessert boutique Garuharu, has become the first Korean to be named the World's Most Creative Pastry Chef at the La Liste Pastry Special Awards, announced June 15 in Paris. Last year's recipient was French pastry chef Maxime Frederic of Cheval Blanc Paris and Cafe Louis Vuitton. Sponsored by Cacao Barry, the award honors a chef demonstrating extraordinary creativity, whose technical skill pushes the craft of pastry into an art form. The award recogniz

Brisbane Times

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· Jul 9, 2026

This roadside micro-bakery sells out within an hour, but it’s a (literal) hike to get there

‘They were mesmerised’: A home baker has become an online sensation for selling elaborate South American cakes in Blue Mountains bushland.

Once Upon a Chef

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· Jun 24, 2026

Edible Cookie Dough

Edible cookie dough has gone from a guilty pleasure to a full-blown dessert obsession, popping up everywhere from ice cream shops and bakeries to grocery store freezer aisles. It’s easy to see why: it’s rich, nostalgic, and arguably even better than baked chocolate chip cookies. What makes it edible (and safe to eat) is simple: [] The post Edible Cookie Dough appeared first on Once Upon a Chef.

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Related coverage for "Everything “The Bear” Gets Right and Wrong, According to Professional Chefs": CityNews Montreal — Quebec restaurant earns Michelin star while co-owner named most promising chef in province. E! Online — Inside the Love Lives of Jeremy Allen White and More The Bear Stars. Business Today — 'Didn't want to be restricted to...': Vikas Khanna on why his restaurant Bungalow isn't in India. The korea Herald News — Meet the world's most creative pastry chef. Brisbane Times — This roadside micro-bakery sells out within an hour, but it’s a (literal) hike to get there. Once Upon a Chef — Edible Cookie Dough