OFF THE VINE: Salivating S'pore just cannot wait

<p>Gourmets in Singapore are salivating at the news that bon vivant </p><p>and cordon bleu chef Peter Snell will be transferring from Hong </p><p>Kong. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>Peter has earned a huge reputation for his innovative barbecue cuisine, </p><p>which includes drunken tandoori chicken on platter, drunken prawns on </p><p>stick, drunken lamb on spit, and, occasionally (perhaps because cooking </p><p>sherry these days is so tempting), drunken Peter on kitchen floor. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>Culinary matters aside, the cherubic chef will be heading up the Asia </p><p>Market Intelligence operation in Singapore, and observers say this is </p><p>good news for Singapore. Not only will it bring market intelligence to </p><p>the Lion City, but it will also bring a welcome change from the fish </p><p>head curry and Hainan chicken rice that we've all been choking on for so </p><p>long. </p><p><BR><BR> </p>

Gourmets in Singapore are salivating at the news that bon vivant

and cordon bleu chef Peter Snell will be transferring from Hong

Kong.



Peter has earned a huge reputation for his innovative barbecue cuisine,

which includes drunken tandoori chicken on platter, drunken prawns on

stick, drunken lamb on spit, and, occasionally (perhaps because cooking

sherry these days is so tempting), drunken Peter on kitchen floor.



Culinary matters aside, the cherubic chef will be heading up the Asia

Market Intelligence operation in Singapore, and observers say this is

good news for Singapore. Not only will it bring market intelligence to

the Lion City, but it will also bring a welcome change from the fish

head curry and Hainan chicken rice that we've all been choking on for so

long.