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‘Shakespeare is here to provide a clue to the wellspring of his creativity — a theme of the evening’
‘Even for those who have managed to pivot, the challenges remain substantial and the effect on staff can be great’
‘The usual rules for squid are either cook it very fast or very slowly — this recipe does neither’
The FT’s New York correspondent gets more than he bargained for when the conspiracy theory’s leader turns up
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‘Nobody wants to say it but the best hope for restaurants’ survival is getting customers to pay more’
‘The beetroot adds a gorgeous tint and a sweet, earthy flavour that lifts this humble soup’
‘These jellies are made with vivid stems of rhubarb, pink as love-flushed cheeks’
David Boobbyer of Reid Wines runs an unconventional — but undeniably successful — business
‘These custard-flavoured clouds are a perfect treat for someone you love’
‘The name of this classic dim sum hardly does justice to its extraordinary deliciousness’
The arts issue looks at the culturescape now
The River Cafe co-founder on adapting in a crisis, changing food culture— and why collaborating is key in a kitchen
Meet the metalworkers crafting magical beakers for shots, champagne and cocktails
Icing as an art form? You better believe it
Ambience counts in cutting deals over meals here, from top-floor vistas to old-school club class
Choosing the best coffee shops in Tokyo — a city awash with excellent Java — is nigh-on mission impossible. Here are five of the many that give our correspondent a real buzz
Everything you need to elevate your brew
Advisers and consultancies combine to shape crisis rescue bids and radical rethinks for the future
Can the new generation of low-caffeine coffees deliver a drinkable option?
DIY fine-dining experiences from some of the Big Apple’s best eateries — as tried and tested by discerning FT epicureans
Confusion over paperwork makes it very difficult to ship single pallets of spirits to the bloc
New chief wants to promote low alcohol drinks and attract wider range of customers
Chef Analiese Gregory on why she turned her back on the world’s chicest restaurants to set up home – and a kitchen – at the edge of the world
Talking about money with your partner could be more rewarding than an expensive gift
Pivot to lower alcohol content as drinks culture yields to pandemic and social change
‘Once I would have said a top-quality white burgundy could be kept for 20 years. Now I’m risking it to suggest 10’
The FT’s global business columnist gathers writers, a musician, a jeweller and her father for a meal lovingly prepared by her grandmother
The “pinot noir of whiskies” is being reimagined by a new generation of craft distilleries – with rocket-fuelled results
A new Cotswolds inn with a wall of open flame keys perfectly into our atavistic fantasies
Too much elaboration and this very special crustacean loses that saline sweetness that makes it so glorious
How a former magazine editor found true happiness “pulling the leaves off desiccated plants”
Meet Osma, the portable barista from Silicon Valley
Sky-high prices will come and go but, given limited supply, the tipple is maturing nicely as an alternative investment
This iconic drink holds a special place in a wine snob’s heart
‘If you have any bordeaux 2013s, for heaven’s sake drink them — and without much ceremony’
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