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Chef From NY Voted World's Best Chef From NY Voted World's Best
Chef From NY Voted World's Best A celebrated chef from the region has been named the world's best by an association of highly-rated restaurants, according to a new report.  Les Grandes Tables Du Monde, an association of 179 restaurants across 23 countries, announced that Chef Daniel Boulud, a resident of Northern Westchester County, was voted the world's best restaurateur, according to AFP news. Boulud opened his flagship restaurant, "Daniel," in New York City in 1993. "At the heart of Manhattan, Restaurant Daniel is a celebrated culinary destination that blends refinement and sophistication with New York style and …

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by Nicole Valinote
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Sea Cliff's Maldon & Mignonette Gains Strong Customer Reviews After One Year In Business Sea Cliff's Maldon & Mignonette Gains Strong Customer Reviews After One Year In Business
Sea Cliff's Maldon & Mignonette Gains Strong Customer Reviews After One Year In Business Reviewers continue to rave about Maldon & Mignonette restaurant, which opened in Sea Cliff just over a year ago. Located at 243 Glen Cove Avenue, M&M offers a high-class Italian dining experience thanks to the thoughtful and talented Chef Robert Occhipinti of Long Island. Diagnosed with Chrohn’s Disease in 2008, Occhipinti used his culinary prowess to create a series of dishes that are nutritious to any individual living with the condition. On the menu, M&M offers rotating and seasonal specials, all crafted with high-quality ingredients and produce. For example, on the Fall menu…

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by Valerie Musson
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Community Rallies Behind Family Of Popular Long Island Chef Who Died Suddenly At 34 Community Rallies Behind Family Of Popular Long Island Chef Who Died Suddenly At 34
Community Rallies Behind Family Of Popular Long Island Chef Who Died Suddenly At 34 Friends of a popular Long Island chef who died suddenly at the age of 34 are rallying behind his family to help raise funds to cover his funeral and medical expenses. Phil Pasfield of The Brixton in Babylon died unexpectedly on Friday, April 26.  His friends, who have started a GoFundMe page, describe him as "an amazing husband, friend, brother, son, chef and so much more to each and every one of us," they wrote. Pasfield, who attended Sayville High School, the State University of New York at Cobleskill, and studied at the Institute of Culinary Education in Manhattan, opened the go-to…

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by Kathy Reakes