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Food trends come alive in annual lists.
Food trends come alive in annual lists.
The 'Top Chef' alum has introduced a "Michelle's Melt."
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"After the pizza, we wanted to do something a little more serious so we went to Corton, which a friend of mine, Paul Liebrandt, recently opened."
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We spoke to him in anticipation of a discussion he'll have with Tom Colicchio on Monday, during 'Top Chef: Taste of the Five Boroughs.'
And Spike Mendelsohn's replacement has been named at Mai House.
Your new participants might include Danny Gagnon and CIA student Patrick Dunlea.
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