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- 1Egypt intelligence chief warned Netanyahu of attack before October 7, report says●RFI Le chef des renseignements égyptiens avait prévenu Netanyahu d’une attaque avant le 7-Octobre, selon une enquête htt
An RFI investigation reports that the head of Egyptian intelligence warned Benjamin Netanyahu that an attack was imminent before October 7. The claim suggests Israeli leadership may have received prior warnings about Hamas's assault, fueling debate over why the attack was not prevented and who bears responsibility for the security failure.
- 2Joyce Echaquan ceremony puts systemic racism back on Quebec campaign●Cérémonie pour Joyce Echaquan 🔸Les chefs appelés à « arrêter de s’entêter » sur le racisme systémique https://www. lapre
A commemorative ceremony for Joyce Echaquan, the Atikamekw woman who died in a Quebec hospital in 2020 after filming staff insults, has become a flashpoint in the Quebec election campaign. Indigenous leaders and advocates are urging party leaders to 'stop being stubborn' and acknowledge systemic racism, an issue several politicians have refused to name.
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Silvia Bernardocchi, the wife of Italian chef Giancarlo Perbellini, has died, prompting an outpouring of condolences from the culinary world. The news was reported by Italian outlets including L'Arena and Gambero Rosso, with tributes pouring in for the family of the Verona-based restaurateur behind the two-Michelin-starred Casa Perbellini.
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The French reality series Cauchemar en cuisine, hosted by chef Philippe Etchebest, airs a new episode set in Agde on M6. Listings show it as episode 6 of season 16, scheduled for Wednesday 30 September 2026, with the episode summary and repeat broadcasts already published by TV guide Ouest-France. Viewers are checking schedules and reading up on which restaurant the chef attempts to rescue this time.
- 5Gordon Ramsay bringing Kitchen Nightmares to Kansas City area▼Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay bringing ‘Kitchen Nightmares’ to Kansas City area
Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay is bringing his restaurant rescue show Kitchen Nightmares to the Kansas City area. The announcement, reported by local outlet KCTV, has drawn attention from fans in the region curious about which struggling local restaurants might be featured. Specific details about filming locations or dates have not been disclosed, and reactions so far focus on excitement and speculation about potential participants.
- 6Climate change is reshaping the world's finest tasting menus▼How climate change rewrites world's finest tasting menus | Daily Sabah
Climate change is altering what ends up on the plates of high-end restaurants worldwide, as shifting seasons, warming waters and unpredictable harvests force chefs to rethink ingredients. Iconic delicacies from seafood to truffles are becoming harder to source, pushing top kitchens to adapt their tasting menus and prompting debate about the future of fine dining.
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Dutch celebrity chef Rudolph van Veen and his wife Simone are giving joint interviews about their marriage. Simone says what matters is that they are happy together, while Van Veen describes the start of their relationship as a crackling feeling of being in love. The interviews, published in Dutch lifestyle media, have drawn attention in the Netherlands.
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La Crêperie du Phare in Agde, France, is drawing attention after being featured on chef Philippe Etchebest's TV show Cauchemar en cuisine. The programme revisited why the restaurant struggled following its makeover, prompting renewed discussion about the crêperie's difficulties and what has happened to the business since Etchebest's intervention.
- 9Book buyer finds long-lost Mark Miller cookbook at library sale●This was a surprise and very welcome find when I went to the Bismarck Veterans Memorial Public Library Fall Used Book Sa
A visitor to the Bismarck Veterans Memorial Public Library's fall used book sale in North Dakota discovered a cookbook by chef Mark Miller they did not know existed, calling it a welcome surprise. They said Miller's 'Coyote Cafe' was the first cookbook they ever bought, and the find has prompted warm chatter among cooking and cookbook enthusiasts.
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The German antiques show 'Bares für Rares' is making headlines on several fronts. A household-clearance item brought to the ZDF show turned out to be a genuine silver treasure, drawing attention from collectors. A new XXL edition with presenter Horst Lichter and TV chef Sarah Wiener has also been announced. Meanwhile, Lichter amused viewers with a prank on Sat.1's breakfast television about shaving off his beard.
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Sweden's Chef of the Year 2026 competition is drawing attention as the finalists have been decided. Coverage describes the journey from mackerel to lamb dishes as the competing chefs cooked their way to the final, one of the country's most prestigious culinary contests. Interest is spiking around who will take the 2026 title.
- 12Worker praises chef for giant bacon cheeseburger●Chef made me a big fucking bacon cheeseburger at work tonight. Chef got a free fancy drink 🍔😋👍 # Burger # Cheeseburger #
A restaurant worker shared that the chef made them a large bacon cheeseburger during their shift, and the worker thanked the chef with a free fancy drink in return. The lighthearted exchange, complete with enthusiastic praise for the burger, is being shared as a warm, everyday moment of workplace appreciation and good food.
- 13Gordon Ramsay's restaurant empire boosted by 22 Bishopsgate●Gordon Ramsay's restaurant empire boosted by 'star performer' 22 Bishopsgate https://www.standard.co.uk/showbiz/celebrit
Gordon Ramsay's restaurant business has received a significant lift from its site at 22 Bishopsgate, the skyscraper in the City of London described as a star performer for the group. The venue's strong trading is helping drive the wider restaurant empire's performance, alongside the chef's continued profile from his television and Netflix work.
- 14ver.di hosts film evening on workplace democracy in Kiel●# kiel Heute 🍿 ver.di-Filmabend OHNE CHEFS - DEMOKRATIE BEI DER ARBEIT 18:00 Uhr Gustav-Garbe-Saal, Kieler Gewerkschafts
The trade union ver.di is holding a film evening in Kiel today at 6 pm in the Gustav-Garbe-Saal at the Kieler Gewerkschaftshaus on Legienstrasse 22. The screening, titled "Ohne Chefs – Demokratie bei der Arbeit", presents stories of collective, democratic workplaces with functioning examples meant to encourage cooperative economics. The event takes place without managers present and is aimed at opening up perspectives on worker self-organisation.
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Celebrated Italian chef and television judge Bruno Barbieri has spoken warmly of the Ligurian riviera, telling La Stampa about its charm and hospitality. The comments have drawn attention in Italy, where Barbieri is a well-known figure thanks to his long-running television work and restaurant ventures, and coverage is highlighting the boost such praise gives to the region's tourism appeal.
- 16Ina Garten Says a Biopic Won't Change Her Life Story▼Ina Garten Won’t Change Her Life Story for a Biopic Movie
Celebrity chef and Food Network personality Ina Garten says she would not agree to a film about her life unless it told her story accurately, declining any biopic that would alter or embellish the facts. The remarks by the Barefoot Contessa star are drawing attention as Hollywood continues its run of high-profile musician and celebrity biopics.
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Roberto Dalla Corte, a chef from Feltre who built a life and career in Brazil, has died in Rio de Janeiro, local radio reported. Word of his death is spreading among communities in his home area of Feltrino, in the Belluno province of the Veneto, where he was known for his culinary career abroad.
- 18Celebrity Chefs Reveal Top Kitchen Tips, Andrew Zimmern's Favorite Tool Swap▼Celebrity Chefs Shared Their Best Kitchen Tips, Including the Tool Andrew Zimmern Replaces on the Regular
A roundup of kitchen advice from well-known chefs is drawing attention, including a tip from Andrew Zimmern about the kitchen tool he regularly replaces. The piece collects practical pointers from celebrity cooks, from everyday technique to equipment upkeep, offering home cooks small changes they can adopt immediately.
- 19Chef Says Well-Done Steak Is Perfectly Fine▼I’m a Chef, and You’re Allowed To Like Your Steak Well Done
A chef writing for Simply Recipes is pushing back against culinary snobbery, arguing that diners are fully entitled to order and enjoy steak cooked well done. The piece challenges the long-running restaurant culture that treats well-done steak as a mistake, framing personal taste as legitimate and telling home cooks and eaters to ignore the stigma.
- 20Connecticut Launches Tourism Trail for TV Food Show Fans▼CT is launching a new tourism trail for fans of TV’s top food shows. Celebrity chefs are included
Connecticut is launching a new tourism trail aimed at fans of popular television food shows, with stops connected to celebrity chefs featured on them. The initiative ties the state's dining scene and culinary landmarks to the national popularity of food television, encouraging visitors to travel to locations associated with well-known chefs and programs.
- 21Royal chef's claims about Princess Diana stir reaction from Tom Bower●Royal Chef DROPS BOMBSHELL About Princess Diana & Siblings | Tom Bower Reacts to Earl Spencer
A former royal chef has made new claims about Princess Diana and her siblings, prompting commentary from royal biographer Tom Bower, who responded to remarks involving Earl Spencer, Diana's brother. The claims are circulating among royal watchers, with commentators debating what the revelations say about Diana's relationship with the Spencer family. No official response from Earl Spencer has been reported.
- 22South Florida program trains student chefs with special needs▼Recipe for success: South Florida program empowers student chefs with special needs
A culinary program in South Florida is teaching students with special needs professional cooking skills, aiming to build their confidence and open doors to jobs in the food industry. Local news coverage highlights how participants learn kitchen techniques while gaining independence, and the initiative is drawing attention as a model for inclusive vocational education.
- 23Celebrity Chefs Share Their Secrets For Fluffy Scrambled Eggs▼11 Celebrity Chef Tips For Perfectly Fluffy Scrambled Eggs
A roundup of tips from eleven celebrity chefs explains how to make perfectly fluffy scrambled eggs, covering techniques such as low heat, constant stirring, and when to add dairy or butter. Cooking guides like this draw steady interest as home cooks look for simple ways to improve everyday breakfast dishes.
- 24Author AJ shares graphite sketch of Chef Karl in October newsletter●October Newsletter 2026 FROM THE EASEL: My notion of Chef Karl in graphite. Original art by AJ—not AI AJ'S EDITOR'S DESK
Author AJ's October 2026 newsletter features a hand-drawn graphite portrait of Chef Karl, a character from her work, with original art by AJ rather than AI. She describes the mix of thoughts and emotions that come with finishing the final installment of The Admiral Inn Series, and admits summer has been a stressful period while working on the book.
- 25Chefs Pick a Clear Winner Among Potato Chips▼We Asked 3 Chefs to Name the Best Potato Chips—and There Was a Clear Winner
Real Simple asked three chefs to name the best potato chips, and all three reportedly agreed on the same brand. The feature highlights which chip came out on top and what chefs said about texture and flavor. Food rankings like this tend to spark debate among readers loyal to their own favorite brands.
- 26Clare de Boer's Spiced Roasted Eggplant Recipe Draws Attention▼Eggplant has a reputation for being bitter, seedy, even greasy at times, but a few small considerations can make it excellent. Here's Clare de Boer’s five-star Spiced Roasted Eggplant recipe: https://nyti.ms/47dKdFQ
A spiced roasted eggplant recipe from chef Clare de Boer is being shared widely, promoting the idea that eggplant's reputation for bitterness, seeds, and greasiness can be overcome with a few small cooking considerations. The five-star recipe, published by the New York Times, offers home cooks a way to make the vegetable excellent with simple techniques.
- 27Dystopian comic 'Get Jiro' becomes animated series, trailer released●Şeflerin hüküm sürdüğü kanlı bir dünyada geçen distopik çizgi roman “Get Jiro” animasyon dizisi oluyor. İşte fragman ve
Get Jiro, the dystopian comic set in a bloody world ruled by chefs, is being adapted into an animated series. The first trailer and release details have been shared, drawing attention from TV and comics fans. The story, co-created by the late Anthony Bourdain, follows a mysterious chef navigating a violent culinary underworld.
- 2811 Celebrity Chef Tips For Better Cheeseburgers▼11 Celebrity Chef Tips For Unbelievable Cheeseburgers
Food publication The Takeout has compiled 11 tips from celebrity chefs for making better cheeseburgers, covering techniques and ingredient choices for home cooks. The roundup collects practical advice from well-known kitchen personalities in one list, aimed at readers looking to upgrade a classic dish. It is part of ongoing seasonal food coverage aimed at casual cooking audiences.
- 29Daniel Boulud Shares New York Strip Au Poivre Recipe on TODAY▼New York Strip Au Poivre: Get Daniel Boulud’s Recipe on TODAY!
Chef Daniel Boulud has shared his recipe for New York strip au poivre with TODAY, offering home cooks a restaurant-style take on the classic pepper-crusted steak with brandy cream sauce. The recipe, published on TODAY.com, gives step-by-step instructions for preparing the French bistro favorite. Viewers are trying the dish and discussing how to recreate Boulud's version at home.
- 30Health care cuts, crane operator fame and robot chefs arrive▼Cutting health care coverage; crane whisperer; robot chefs are here
A roundup from Flatwater Free Press covers three stories: cuts to health care coverage, a profile of a crane operator nicknamed the crane whisperer, and the arrival of robot chefs. The health care coverage reductions are likely to draw the most attention as readers assess who loses access to care, while the robotics piece highlights automation moving into commercial kitchens.
- 31French readers swap takes on Stefano Massini's Ladies Football Club▼📖 # vendrediLecture (n°65) Dans la vie, on ne peut pas lire que des chefs-d’œuvre. Et c'est heureux finalement. Stefano
Readers in the French-speaking online book community are sharing their weekly reading picks under the #vendrediLecture hashtag. One reader reviewing Stefano Massini's 'Le Ladies Football Club' says they were disappointed by the play, feeling it promised more than it delivered, but adds a philosophical note: life cannot be spent reading only masterpieces, and that is perhaps just as well.
- 32Apple TV Renews 'Carême' for Second Season▼Apple TV Announces Second Season Of ‘Carême’ About Napoleon Era Celebrity Chef-Turned-Spy
Apple TV has announced a second season of 'Carême', its drama about Marie-Antoine Carême, the celebrated chef of the Napoleonic era who became a spy. The series, which follows the famous cook's double life in the political intrigue of early 19th-century Europe, will continue after its first run drew attention for its blend of culinary history and espionage drama.
- 33Chef Geoffrey Zakarian to help improve senior living dining standards▼Joint Commission taps celebrity chef Geoffrey Zakarian to help senior living communities elevate dining
Celebrity chef Geoffrey Zakarian is teaming up with the Joint Commission, a major US healthcare accreditor, to help senior living communities improve the quality of their dining. The partnership aims to raise standards for meals and nutrition in elder care facilities, though details of what the collaboration will involve have not been fully outlined.
- 34Chefs Agree: Don't Rinse Your Pasta After Cooking▼I Asked 3 Chefs if You Should Rinse Pasta After Cooking It—and They All Said the Same Thing
Simply Recipes asked three professional chefs whether cooked pasta should be rinsed, and all three gave the same answer: no. Rinsing washes away the starch that helps sauce cling to noodles, so the advice is to drain and sauce the pasta straight away. The item has struck a chord with home cooks who debate kitchen habits.
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Celebrity chef Martin Yan is being highlighted for his Kung Pao chicken, with Food & Wine spotlighting the classic recipe from the longtime 'Yan Can Cook' host. The dish, known for its balance of tender chicken, peanuts, chilies and signature 'wok hei', is presented as a benchmark version of the Sichuan favorite, drawing fresh attention to Yan's decades of cooking expertise.
- 36James Beard chef overhauls Quest school lunch program▼James Beard chef transforms Quest school lunch
A James Beard-recognized chef has redesigned the school lunch menu for Quest, bringing restaurant-level cooking into everyday student meals. The move is being covered in foodservice trade press as part of a wider push to improve cafeteria food quality in schools. Details about the menu changes, the chef's identity, and student reaction have not been released.
- 37Alistair Brownlee named Team GB Chef de Mission for Dakar 2026▼Dakar 2026: "At 17, I had no idea I'd become a two-time Olympic champion" - Chef de Mission Alistair Brownlee's advice for Team GB
Alistair Brownlee, Great Britain's two-time Olympic triathlon champion, has been named Chef de Mission for Team GB at the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games. He is passing on advice to the young squad, recalling that at 17 he had no idea he would go on to win two Olympic titles, and encouraging athletes to embrace the experience ahead of them.
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A chef has shared advice on which cut of steak is best for people new to cooking or ordering steak. The recommendation is drawing attention from home cooks looking for simple guidance on choosing a cut that is forgiving to prepare and delivers good results without advanced technique.
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Celebrity chef Duff Goldman, best known for his elaborate cake creations, drew attention with an appearance in Napa, California. The Napa Valley Register reported on his visit, and the story is being picked up in celebrity news circles.
- 40Chef Amy Shares 30-Minute Tuscan Chicken and Gnocchi Recipe▼Dishing it Out with Chef Amy: Tuscan Chicken and Gnocchi comes together in 30 Minutes
Chef Amy is featured on WISH-TV's cooking segment 'Dishing it Out' with a recipe for Tuscan chicken and gnocchi that can be prepared in just 30 minutes. The dish combines a popular Italian-inspired flavor profile with a quick weeknight cooking time, aimed at home cooks looking for fast, satisfying meal ideas.