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Article: Season well, with silly haircut; Grenada's hotels are not known for cuisine. Yet in one, the influence of spiky-haired TV chef Gary Rhodes looms large.
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- Daily Mail (London)
- Article date:
- July 13, 2002
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Byline: GUY EATON
SSSHH, I'll let you into a secret, straight from television chef Gary Rhodes's Caribbean hideaway - his wife can't bear to cook for him.
'Whatever I make, whether it's pasta or scrambled eggs, he'll take a bite and say I should have used more of this or less of that,' she says. 'So I tell him to shut up and eat.' Jenny, a jolly, extrovert lady and also a trained chef, is certainly not afraid to bring her husband back down to earth.
She's not averse to taking a break from one of his inspirational cooking demonstrations and barracking him with cries of 'Rubbish! Rubbish!' on her way out to the powder room.
And she was ...
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Article: TASTE OF GRENADA
The Record (Bergen County, NJ);
July 13, 1997 ;
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... ... NJ) 07-13-1997 TASTE OF GRENADA By NICHOLAS MALTEZOS Date: 07 ... on the Gourmet Getaway at the Calabash Hotel in Grenada. Guests will have daily breakfast ... 800) 528-5835. Keywords: GRENADA. FOOD. TRAVEL Copyright 1997 ...
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