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Jamie Oliver has sold more than 30 million cook books, starred in television shows around the world and owns more than 30 restaurants, from London to Sydney.
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Where do chefs and restaurateurs like to go out for a bite to eat near their homes? I asked more than 40 members of London’s culinary elite about their favorite local eateries. Here’s what they had to say:
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Chefs and restaurateurs eat out more than some of us and know more about food than most. I asked about 50 of the U.K.’s culinary masters where they enjoyed their best London restaurant meals of the year.
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Mazda Motor Corp., Japan’s most unprofitable major carmaker, will raise as much as 151.2 billion yen ($1.9 billion) in a record share sale to replenish capital as it braces for its biggest annual loss in 11 years.
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With just weeks left until the London 2012 Olympics start on July 27, chefs and restaurateurs are divided on what the Games will mean for business.
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An English sparkling wine beat five Champagnes last night to take first place in the 2010 Decanter World Wine Awards at the Royal Opera House in London.
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Michelin announces the winners and losers for its 2011 U.K. guide on Jan. 18 and the country’s chefs are betting that Koffmann’s, L’Anima and Marcus Wareing will be among the London restaurants that gain a star.
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The Langham is offering afternoon tea at 1865 prices -- the equivalent of seven pence (roughly one shilling six pence or 10 U.S. cents) -- on June 10 to mark the 145th anniversary of the first such service at the London hotel. The Wonderland Afternoon Tea, which features finger sandwiches, scones and French pastries, normally costs 35 pounds ($50). It recently won the Tea Guild’s Top London Afternoon Tea 2010 award. Bookings open on June 1 (tel. +44-20-7965-0195) and a minimum of 60 teas will be available.
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Mazda Motor Corp., Japan’s least profitable major carmaker, fell to a two-week low in Tokyo trading after the company said it may raise a record 162.8 billion yen ($2 billion) selling new stock.
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After decades of turning out Latin- rock hits such as “Black Magic Woman,” Carlos Santana is trying something different at the O2 on Friday night.
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