As 2022 draws to a close, it's time to look ahead to next year, and to all the things you’re going to be eating, drinking and experiencing in 2023.
Innovation in no-lo drinks will continue to drive the sector forwards, while TikTok is the new go-to for young people seeking dining out inspiration. Home cooks meanwhile will be experimenting with Korean dishes and forgotten animal cuts and breeds (fish heads are where it’s at), whilst indulging in ‘swalty’ snacks and chugging influencer energy drinks.
We will also see restaurants continue to prioritise staff welfare, Canada’s star on the rise and a return to modernist cooking. And are you ready for potato milk?
The bright, sour, salty, sweet (and sometimes funky) food of the 7461-island archipelago is gaining recognition in Canada’s culinary vocabulary. Ivy Lerner-Frank finds out more.
How are fine-dining sushi restaurants reacting to a proliferation of zoomakases offering relatively cheap, speedy omakase experiences? Kiki Aranita takes a seat at the counter in New York.
The heads of fish and crustaceans are usually the tastiest parts, so why so often discarded? Discover the best ways to cook and eat them with tips from top chefs.
Menus-Plaisirs – Les Troisgros, directed by filmmaker Frederick Wiseman, depicts life at the legendary three-Michelin-starred French restaurant. Watch the trailer.
Introducing ingredients to guests before serving is gaining traction in the food world. Chefs leading a product-worshipping era in restaurants explain why.
Discover the new creation by Masterchef Italy winner, Valerio Braschi - a flavoursome 'pizza alla marinara', served in powder form inside an edible bag. Take a look.
Looking for new dessert ideas? Try this easy grape cake recipe: learn how to make a soft white grape cake, perfect for your Autumn meals and breakfasts.