Tim Forster is a researcher and writer whose work spans a variety of topics, including food, data science, and culture. With a focus on providing practical tips and insights, Tim's articles have been featured in publications such as Chowhound, Towards Data Science, Exberliner, SBS Australia, Slate Magazine, and The Sydney Morning Herald.
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Tim Forster's coverage reflects a strong focus on food and culinary topics, particularly cooking techniques, recipes, and ingredients. Given this emphasis, he would likely welcome pitches from experts in the culinary field who can provide unique insights into cooking methods, ingredient selection, or recipe development.
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Tucked away in Gräfekiez, fried chicken restaurant Humble Pie is challenging even the most seasoned spice aficionado.
By Tim Forster Jena Ardell/Getty Images If you were hosting a king for dinner and you served him hot dogs, you wouldn't be the first (or the most famous) person to do it.
By Tim Forster New Africa/Shutterstock It's sometimes said that putting meat or seafood into an acidic marinade will
By: Tim Forster
From authentic Indian curries to gourmet German fare, the owners of Berlin's beloved Two Trick Pony share their top local spots for delicious food and drinks
By Tim Forster Roy Rochlin/Getty Images Thanks to TV series like "Kitchen Nightmares," Gordon Ramsay is one of the world's most recognizable chefs.
Jamaican beef patties are so good that they're easily found even outside Jamaica, and this is what makes them so special.
By: Tim Forster
Don't visit the Pacific Northwest without trying salmon candy. It's a beloved snack in the region, but it's not exactly what the name sounds like.
By Tim Forster Robert Alexander/Getty If you're the kind of person who just orders a regular old coffee, or if you just
You'd be forgiven for assuming the vibrantly shaded blue curaçao liqueur is blueberry or blue raspberry flavored, but the sweetened spirit is neither.
Everyone likely has an ingredient or two that they dislike, but chef, author, and television host Andrew Zimmern really can't stand this one breakfast food.
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