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Not only will you see some of public television's biggest names in food all sharing the same stage –- Ming Tsai of “Simply Ming,” Ruth Reichl of “Gourmet’s Diary of a Foodie,” Lidia Bastianich of “Lidia’s Italy,” Rick Bayless of “Mexico: One Plate at a ...
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Published Wed, May 27
source: San Jose Mercury News
USA Back then, even high-end Mexican food pioneer Rick Bayless recommended people drink wine with his food. "There was a real disconnect there." Rubin said. These days, Rubin sends his staff to the Mexican state of Jalisco, where the blue agave grows, ...
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Toronto Hound looking to watch Hockey Game 
source: CHOW
I was thinking of going to one of Rick Bayless' restaurants as there is no good Mexican food in Toronto. Anything else that I can't get in Toronto (other then deep dish pizza and steak sandwiches)?
Published Wed, May 20
No whining about swine at NRA show 
source: Chicago Sun-Times
United States And the star wattage of such chefs as Daniel Boulud, Rick Bayless and Ming Tsai helped infuse the show with a business-as-usual vibe. Much of the show is devoted to products designed for restaurant professionals, be it burn cream, ergonomic shoes or ...
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Young cooks thrive on adventure 
source: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
WI The late Julia Child came in a strong second, followed by Rick Bayless, Alton Brown and Bobby Flay. The favorite cooking shows of MATC culinary students are fast-paced, which might explain why they prefer that type of instruction. "Iron Chef America ...
Published Tue, May 19
Raise a glass to tequila's rich history 
source: Seattle Times
United States - Jackie Burrell Back then, even high-end Mexican food pioneer Rick Bayless recommended people drink wine with his food. "There was a real disconnect there." Rubin says. "Seventy tequilas, no one knew a thing." These days, Rubin sends his staff down to Jalisco, ...
Published Tue, May 5
source: Boston Herald
United States - Jackie Burrell Back then, even high-end Mexican food pioneer Rick Bayless recommended people drink wine with his food. "There was a real disconnect there." Rubin says. "Seventy tequilas, no one knew a thing." These days, Rubin sends his staff down to Jalisco, ...
Published Mon, May 4
source: Alameda Times-Star
CA Back then, even high-end Mexican food pioneer Rick Bayless recommended people drink wine with his food. "There was a real disconnect there." Rubin says. "Seventy tequilas, no one knew a thing." These days, Rubin sends his staff down to Jalisco, ...
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