These accomplished women also happen to be pros at getting a homemade dinner on the table in a flash.
Welcome to Thrive on Live with @CaroMt. Bravo's "Top Chef" judge and culinary expert Gail Simmons joins us to talk about who she thinks is the "bad cop" on "Top Chef."
There are fine food festivals the world over these days. There's only one in Aspen. The Food & Wine Classic is inextricably linked to this glorious town, to the betterment of both. This is synergy at work.
We all have memories that are tied to the foods, people, and traditions that we hold close. I sat down with some of my favorite chefs (and friends) to get an inside peek at some of their favorite memories with loved ones in the kitchen.
I had issues with "Top Chef" last season -- a lot of issues -- and though "Top Chef: Seattle" feels like my old favorite reality competition show again, I am still a bit wary.
Gail is really serious about her eggs.
A luxe, cavernous space on a quiet street in Old Montreal with a sophisticated hunting and fishing lodge menu that's always rich and satisfying.
