Here’s a look back on a watershed year in the world of gastronomy. Farewell to Paul Bocuse 2018 will be remembered as a sad year by both chefs and gourmets, getting off to a bad start with news of the death of the “pope” of French cooking, Paul Bocuse. When
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM (India): Clashes erupted between Hindu hardliners and police in the southern state of Kerala for a second day yesterday, after two women defied traditionalists to enter one of India’s holiest temples. Violence across Kerala on Wednesday left one person dead and 15 injured after news spread that the two
BEIJING (China): A serial killer dubbed China’s “Jack the Ripper” for the way he mutilated several of his 11 female victims was executed yesterday morning, three decades after the first murder, the court which sentenced him said. The court in the northwest city of Baiyin, Gansu province, which handed him
SYDNEY (Australia): A “beloved member” of the Church of Scientology died of a stab wound to the neck and another man was injured yesterday after a knife attack at the organisation’s Asia-Pacific headquarters in Sydney. Police said the teenage suspect, now in custody, was asked to leave the premises but
Share their tips on how to adopt a plant-based lifestyle in 2019 Chickpeas, cashew nuts, and “magic dust.” Those are some of the must-have staples beginner vegans should always have on hand, according to the duo behind Bosh! who run the largest plant-based recipe channel on Facebook. Just a few
YANGON (Myanmar): Weeks of fighting between ethnic Rakhine rebels and Myanmar’s military has driven thousands of civilians from their homes, the UN said, as conflict intensifies in a state already ravaged by violence against the Rohingya Muslim minority. The army led a crackdown against the Rohingya in western Rakhine state
KUALA LUMPUR: The transfer of national young football star, Muhammad Akhyar Abdul Rashid to the Johor Darul Ta’zim (JDT) team is apt to expand his talent. This was agreed to by former national player, Khalid Ali who was of the opinion that as a football player Muhammad Akhyar had to
Anew year is often the time when many of us aim to set new healthy resolutions and also try something new. With recent years seeing “superfoods,” ancient grains, and lesser-known vegetables all make their way into our daily diets, here we round up the next nutrition trends that look set
Scrambled eggs are easy – so easy that no cookbook chef could ever offer tips for improving your technique? Really good scrambled eggs are a revelation, with perfectly fluffy curds that remind you of those pictures of cherubs on clouds. Throw some freshly shaved truffle on those bad boys, or
They promise to help you become a skinnier, fitter and healthier version of yourself – if only you would consume more of this kind of food every day. Superfoods are certainly a sexy topic, growing in popularity in recent years, with trendy exotic foods like goji berries and pomegranates becoming
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