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Port speaks to Manzil Diniz – the master carver of Simpson’s in the Strand – about continuing 190 years of tradition
Port discovers the botanicals, stills and Thomas Heatherwick-designed greenhouses at Bombay Sapphire’s Hampshire distillery
Natalie Lee-Joe extols the democratic virtues of the uniquely Japanese grilled chicken skewers, with a recipe to try at home
Ex-director of the Tate Modern Vicente Todolí reflects on his passion for citrus fruit
What happens when a new whisky distillery opens on a tiny, remote Scottish island?
Acclaimed food writer Nancy Singleton Hachisu reflects on the vitality of tradition in the country’s unique culinary culture
Martin Hudak, head bartender at the Savoy’s American Bar, takes Port through three new cocktails that reinterpret the Soho classic
Gary Foulkes, head chef of Michelin-starred London fish restaurant Angler, explains why British seafood is the best in the world
George Upton reflects on the bistro, the humble eatery that has spawned revolution, artistic movements, and a uniquely Parisian way of life
The multiple Michelin-star chef and Jiu-Jitsu brown belt talks sustainability, success and the riches of São Paulo
Port discovers the incredible legacy of winemaker Gaston Huet, who returned from a prisoner-of-war camp in 1945 to create one of the finest vintages of the twentieth century
Chef and food writer Samin Nosrat reflects on the panino bollito, a masterpiece of understated Italian fast food
Chris Denney, head chef and co-founder of 108 Garage, reflects on his favourite ingredient, kombu
The much-loved chef proprietor of Soho restaurant Quo Vadis reveals why the written word is curiously like cooking
As P.F. Chang’s opens its first London restaurant, chef and co-founder Philip Chiang speaks about the legacy of his mother’s cooking and the relationship between art and food
Slowly but surely, the idea of eating insects is being introduced to European countries thanks to insect-based food projects and recipe books hoping to put an end to the ‘creepy-crawly’ taboo
From the wilds of Patagonia to the English countryside, the Argentine chef best known for his appearance on Chef’s Table muses about his roving lifestyle and his love of cooking over open wood fires
From his south London home, the celebrated chef, restaurateur and food writer speaks to The Modern House about what modern living means to him
Spanning fine art, fashion and advertising, Susan Bright, author of Feast for the Eyes, discusses the rich history of food photography through the lens of five influential images
The influential Californian architect prepares a signature dish at his Malibu beach house