Links from the Foodiesphere for Wednesday, September 21st 2005

Food companies in e.coli inquiry - Firms supplying food to the 12 south Wales schools hit by an e.coli outbreak are being examined as part of the public health inquiry into the disease.

Celebrity chefs conjuring fabulous feasts at sea - Celebrity chefs are bringing their names and skills onto cruise ships, whether it's designing a menu, conducting workshops or opening shipboard restaurants.

Breakfast wake-up call is answered - Don't skip breakfast. That's what the nutrition experts have been saying for years, and it seems Americans have finally gotten the message.

Wagamama elbows its way on to top table - Despite its unconventional approach to eating, the bustling budget noodle chain Wagamama beat some of the most famous restaurants in the country.

What Makes A 'Food Town?' - When foodies get to talking about American food hot spots, the same handful of cities come up over and over.

Joel Robuchon Opens Restaurants at MGM Grand - Culinary history has been made in Las Vegas as legendary chef Joel Robuchon opens his first restaurants in the United States.

San Sebastian, Spain - San Sebastian in the Basque Country of Northern Spain is a place where people live life to the fullest.

French "Fooding": Young and Hungry - Last night marked the return of "Fooding" in Paris after a summer tour that included stops in Marseilles, Montpellier, and Nantes.

DiCaprio in DeMarco's - LEONARDO DiCaprio scarfing down three slices of pizza at DeMarco's on Houston Street.

Posted by Ant @ Wednesday, September 21, 2005 | Permalink