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Hindustan Times
02-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Hindustan Times
Want a gourmet experience this weekend? Try these 3 exotic dried mushroom recipes
This upcoming weekend, whip up some unique, flavour-loaded, delicious gourmet dishes and show your culinary finesse. These unique dishes are perfect for the weekend, whether you want to treat yourself or impress your friends and family at an impromptu get-together. With just a bit of effort, you can bring elite restaurant-style cooking to your home kitchen and leave yourself patting your own shoulder while your guests swoon over every bite and ask for the recipes. Want to make elevated dishes that are fancy but fuss-free and doable at home this weekend? Then dried mushrooms are your golden ticket to exotic flavour town. ALSO READ: This smoky baked beans and sausages dish is the ultimate comfort food: Recipe Chef Harshit Moza, Brand Sous Chef, Espressos Anyday, Bright Hospitality, shared with us three savoury dried mushroom recipes. The recipes feature fancy mushroom types: morels, the earthy Kashmiri variant (called Gucchi in Kashmiri), Porcini, the rich and nutty Italian kind, and Shiitake, the one with the smoky flavours. Here are the three recipes Chef Harshit Moza shared: A post shared by LADURÉE INDIA (@ladureeindia) A post shared by Soroush | سروش (@foodiedetour) Dried Porcini- 50g A post shared by Tricia Buice (@savingroomfordessert) ALSO READ: Cool down this summer with infused water: Try this 4-ingredient vitamin-C rich recipe
Korea Herald
27-03-2025
- Business
- Korea Herald
Samsung eyes Pepsi's Mauro Porcini as first foreign design chief
Samsung Electronics is in discussions with Mauro Porcini, a globally renowned industrial designer, to appoint him as the chief design officer of its mobile business division, industry sources said Thursday. If finalized, Porcini would become the first foreign CDO in the tech giant's history since its founding in 1969. Porcini is known for spearheading design-led innovation at global companies such as 3M and PepsiCo. In 2012, he was the only designer named to Fortune's 40 Under 40 list, and he was also awarded Italy's national merit honor for elevating the country's design reputation on the global stage. Samsung has a history of recruiting world-class experts across various domains to drive innovation. In 2019, Samsung hired Steve McManus, a former senior designer at Apple, to lead the design strategy team in its mobile division. McManus had played a key role in hardware design for the iPhone and iPad, later guiding smartphone design strategies at Samsung. In artificial intelligence and machine learning, Samsung brought in David Eun, a former executive at Google and AOL, in 2011 to launch Samsung Next, where he helped shape the company's open innovation and venture investment strategies. In 2016, Sebastian Seung, a neuroscience expert and professor at Princeton University, joined Samsung and was later promoted to president. He has since led Samsung's AI research, focusing on neuroscience-driven AI development. In 2013, the company appointed Gregory Lee, a former executive at Johnson & Johnson, as Executive Vice President for North America. He later became head of Samsung's mobile division in the US, playing a key role in expanding the company's presence and brand recognition in the region. In 2015, Samsung appointed Lee Don-tae, former co-CEO of the British design firm Tangerine, as head of its global design center, further strengthening its global design capabilities.
