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Michelin starred chef Gary Rhodes shares his Pan-Fried Salmon and Spring Risotto recipe

Michelin starred chef Gary Rhodes shares his 'Asparagus Spring Onion and Chive Rissotto' as his 'Pan-Fried Salmon Fillet' with Euronews' Taste.

Living

Caviar with compassion will revolutionise the delicacy

We take a look at the black caviar industry and find out how to produce this luxurious delicacy in sustainable ways.

France

World's biggest Nutella factory temporarily closed

Factory produces a quarter of all the world's Nutella.

United Kingdom

EU must back lab-grown meat to save the planet, researchers say

EU policymakers have been urged to shake up European diets by pouring public money into creating lab-grown meat as a viable mass-market alternative

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Notes From The Usa

Mickey’s Dining Car: making 'America's best milkshakes' since 1939

In partnership with Brand USA

A typical Art Deco-styled American diner, Mickey’s prides itself on serving "the best pancakes in town and the best milkshakes in the country".

USA

New York restaurant lets diners fish for their own supper

Catch what you can: New York branch of Japanese restaurant Zuao lets customers fish for their own supper

Living

Sustainable farming under the streets of London

30 metres beneath the ground herbs, salads and ‘micro-greens’ are destined for some of London’s best-known restaurants.

World News

How is food waste regulated in Europe?

After two German students launched a petition to change food waste regulations in Germany, Euronews has looked at food waste regulations across the European Union.

Living

Budapest has a new vegan paradise

We checked Hungary’s first plant-based hotspot and it was inspiring.

World News

Women take a slice out of jamon boys club

Women take a slice out of jamon boys club

Poland

Meat from sick cow abattoir in Poland 'sold to ten EU countries'

Meat from a Polish abattoir at the centre of a scandal over slaughtering sick cows has been sold to ten other EU countries, Euronews has learned.

Living

Trend report: the food you’ll eat in 2019

Innovative products, exciting flavours and original culinary practices trending this year

Living

Vegan dessert creations at the French pastry competition

Contestants at this year's World Pastry Cup in Lyon had to wrestle with a challenge previously unthinkable in France's rich dessert history.

United Kingdom

Warning that no-deal Brexit will lead to food shortages and price hikes

A no-deal Brexit is set to lead to food shortages and price rises, say food sector businesses that warn of the dangers of leaving the EU without a deal

Living

Would you choose lab-grown steak to help the environment?

Scientists in Israel are growing their own steaks in the hope that it could one day help to solve the problem of food production and climate change.

World News

Euroviews. Why Europe should partner the world’s smallholders to adopt big tech | View

The Global Forum for Food and Agriculture has been a great opportunity to define the roles that we each can play in this move towards digitalisation but it is only the start. Devoting more time, energy and investment to this crucial area is in all of our interests if we are to guarantee our future

World News

What should you eat to stay healthy and save the planet?

Half as much meat and sugar, twice as much fruit, nuts and vegetables: the planetary diet to help feed the world's population and stave off disease.

United Kingdom

Nervous Brits stockpile food with 'Brexit box' during uncertainty

The company Emergency Food Storage says Brits are buying 25 'Brexit boxes' every day.

France

French producers up in arms over US foie gras ban

French foie gras makers have accused a US Supreme Court of bending to vegetarian lobbyists claims.

Japan

Tuna sells for record €2.7 million in Japan's New Year fish market

The 278-kg bluefin tuna was sold to the owner of a Japanese sushi restaurant, but experts say demand for the fish has made it an endangered species.