By forbie1Published:2009/10/08Posted in: Media, TelevisionTags:Comments [1]Digg it!Facebook It is rather ironic that the day after CondeNast announced Gourmet’s demise (see previous article, “Gourmet to Shutter“), Scripps Network Interactive announced plans that the Food Network would expand into Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA). With joint venture partner Chello Zone (owned by Liberty Global), Scripps will be launching the Food Network on Sky on November 9, 2009, reports TV industry
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Dubai , a wealthy desert playground in the Middle East and home to some of the world’s most exclusive hotels and shopping malls contains perhaps the most diverse and eclectic variety of restaurants that any city has ever known. From Cuban cuisine to even Mongolian, there truly is something for everyone. But of course, we’re not looking for humble backstreet fodder to ward off starvation here, but only the tastiest and (justifiably) expensive eateries that Dubai has to offer. 5. Verr
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INTERNATIONAL. Gordon Ramsay's London restaurant business swung to a loss last year as the chef closed eateries, and sales fell. Gordon Ramsay Holdings lost a net £100063 (US$163733) in the year ended 31 August, compared with a profit ...
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Dubai , a wealthy desert playground in the Middle East and home to some of the world's most exclusive hotels and shopping malls contains perhaps the most diverse and eclectic variety of restaurants that any city has ever known.
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Gordon Ramsay's latest book, launched to coincide with the new series of The F Word, is a whistlestop tour of ten of the world's cuisines. The book starts in France (of course) and ends in the USA, via the Middle East, Thailand, China, ...
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