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The pandemic dealt a mighty blow to the bar and restaurant industry, where social distancing replaced friends and families gathering together to share stories, celebrate milestones, and create lasting memories. As the doors began to reopen, slowly and cautiously, restaurants and bars, still coping with labor shortages and inflation, had one new challenge to overcome — higher expectations.
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Melbourne restaurateur Scott Pickett has been appointed President of Bocuse d’Or Australia after participating in the foundational program for years. Bocuse d’Or was established by Chef Paul Bocuse in 1987, and is the culinary equivalent of the Olympics, bringing together food professionals from across the globe to compete in a series of challenges.
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Tilda Rose I thought we should “upgrade” our family’s traditional southern holiday feast. I was wrong. “This year, we should do something different ,” I said to my mother on the ride from the airport. I had just flown home to Houston to celebrate the holidays with my family after my first two years away at the University of Pennsylvania. “What should be different ?
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