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Three heavy hitters in the food industry have released their "What's Hot 2023" report, with research from the National Restaurant Association , Technomic, and the American Culinary Federation (ACF), which gathered at least 500 professional foodies, culinary leaders, and chefs to arrive at a consensus for upcoming trends. A crucial goal was predicting how restaurant menus would change for the year 2023, and their results indicate that menu streamlining, or minimalism is among the groups' Top Three Macrotrends. The other two things they predict you will see more of are comfort foods and more local dining experiences. While they note that inflation  has created a desire for more customer value when dining out, they also observe that the cost of home groceries is outpacing menu prices, so folks will still be able to justify dining at their favorite spots. The trick will be for those restaurants to keep costs under control as they emerge from three years of pandemic-rela

At the Club Street microbrewery, the four-course feast begins with a welcome glass of prosecco or sparkling apple juice, served with an amuse bouche of prawn cocktail, beetroot caviar, or wild mushroom bruschetta. Starters include hamachi tartare, foie gras terrine, jamon Iberico bellota, and heirloom cherry tomato salad with mozzarella. Mains, which all come out of the restaurant’s smoker, is your choice of New Zealand ribeye, turkey breast, gammon ham, lamb leg, Norwegian salmon, crispy rolled pork belly, or the vegan nut roast. All mains are served with herbed potatoes, charred seasonal vegetables, pigs in a blanket, Yorkshire pudding, and cauliflower cheese. End off with desserts ranging from black forest cake to 36 Beer A Misu, a twist on the tiramisu with beer and fresh wild berries. 24-25 December 2022 S$136++ per adult S$36++ per child (Image credit: Thirty Six Brewlab & Smokehouse) Adblock test (Why?)

It was made law earlier this year for places to eat with more than 250 staff to legally show the calorie count of meals on menus – but one restaurant has gone a step further. Mexican chain Wahaca has decided to not only display a meal’s calorific count but also its carbon footprint. Thomasina Miers, the chain’s Co-Founder, said: “When the government started telling us that we had to put calories on our menus, we thought it was a nice opportunity to start talking about carbon.” She explained the decision was made to show customers the steps they can take in their own lives to mitigate climate change – and to stop the environmental issue being so overwhelming. “Calories are not a brilliant way to determine how healthy food is and they’re definitely not a good way to determine whether it’s good for the planet. [Carbon labels] help them realise that they do actually have quite a lot of power at their fingertips. “Food choices are political. If we begin to realise this and start voti

SW La. school lunch menus Nov. 28-Dec. 2 Published 7:29 pm Saturday, November 26, 2022 (Metro Creative Services) The following menus for Nov. 28-Dec. 2 for area schools have been submitted by supervisors of food services. Menus are subject to change. Allen Lunch Email newsletter signup MONDAY: Hot dog or corn dog, chili cup, French fries, broccoli with cheese, peaches, orange. TUESDAY: Chicken nuggets or chicken patty (breaded or grilled), white cheddar mac-n-cheese, yam patty, green beans, apricots, banana. WEDNESDAY: Pork roast, rice and gravy, black-eyed peas, whole-kernel corn, fruit cocktail, grapes, chocolate graham crackers. THURSDAY: Nachos or chicken taquito, Mexican-style beans, lettuce/tomato cup, blueberries, raisins. FRIDAY: Cheeseburger or grilled cheese sandwich, onion rings or sweet potato fries, pears with shredded cheese cup, apple. Breakfast MONDAY: Honey oat waffles with syrup, sausage link, strawberry cup, apple. TUESDAY: Ham slice

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Ralph Fiennes and Anya Taylor-Joy. Photo: Eric Zachanowich/Searchlight Pictures/20th Century Studios Occasionally, it is necessary to convene a conversation between Vulture writers to discuss an important and timely issue in culture. Sometimes, however, we must call for reinforcements — so we got Grub Street writer Chris Crowley and former New York restaurant critic Adam Platt together to discuss what The Menu gets right about the world of very fine dining. In Mark Mylod’s viciously delicious dark comedy, the world of interminable, ridiculously priced tasting menus, high-minded diners (and critics), and egomaniacal chefs gets its comeuppance. The film follows a food-obsessed diner named Tyler (Nicholas Hoult) and his date Margot (Anya Taylor-Joy) on their journey to Hawthorne, a destination restaurant located somewhat menacingly and realistically on a private island in the Pacific Northwest. The chef is Julian Slowick (played with malicious delight by Ralph Fiennes), wh

With lettuce pricing starting to come back down this week, the popular vegetable should come back to the Canadian restaurant menus it has been eliminated from temporarily in the near future. Last week, lettuce made headlines in Canada following reports it was being pulled from menus temporarily. Restaurants such as SanRemo Bakery in Toronto, for example, posted their sandwiches on social media behind a sign indicating there would be no lettuce on them. Supplies of green leaf, romaine, and iceberg have been short in California’s Salinas Valley due to a combination of warm, dry weather, which created plants susceptible to disease, including the Impatiens Necrotic Spot Virus (INSV) seen in large swaths of the Salinas Valley for over three months. In addition, production is transitioning as well to the desert region in the U.S. on lettuce, all of which has created record-high pricing. “There would have been better supply if there hadn’t been the virus,” says Richard Donsky of Mister Produ

Throughout December, 15 Stamford by Alvin Leung is serving a festive feast of contemporary Asian flavours with season produce. The three- and four-course lunch menus showcase dishes such as torched swordfish with cincalok, Japanese crab in Thai curry, and wagyu beef cheek with la ratte potato mousseline, chorizo, white bean, and black garlic jus. For dessert, rosella mousse tart is garnished with hawthorn coulis and accompanied by lemongrass ice cream. For the four- and five-course dinner sets, it opens with a three-layer tartare of Hokkaido scallop, amaebi prawn, and skipjack tuna. Canadian Lobster is complemented by chilli mango and Szechuan pepper oil, while smoked turkey breast is dressed with beef fat saffron, basil caviar, chestnut, and bonito consommé. The main sharing course is a choice between dishes like grilled mahi-mahi or Japanese A4 wagyu beef sirloin. Sweeten the meal with banana parfait with roasted tea ice cream. Festive Set Lunch Menu 1-24 December, 26-31 Decembe

This article is part of a new guide to Madrid from FT Globetrotter To eat well and for good value in Spain, the menú del día, or “menu of the day”, remains unbeatable. First introduced by Franco’s government in 1964 as a fixed price menú turístico , it was a low-price deal that restaurants were obliged to offer as part of a wider effort to attract tourism in Spain — also likely inspired in part by the daily menus offered in France at the time. As the quality gradually improved over the years, it evolved into the menú del día , becoming a Spanish institution. The format is simple: a first and second course, plus dessert or coffee, and generally bread plus a glass of wine, beer or soft drink are included, for about €12-15. You’ll be asked to choose from a few options for the first course, and again for the second, which tends to be either fish or meat. Finally, a dessert, such as arroz con leche (rice pudding) , flan or fruit. These options will either be written on a blackboard

Tania Tarafdar Share this article Food & Drink Thanksgiving in Hong Kong: Where to eat in 2022 Share this article Next article Christmas already has many of us thinking about turkey. Thanks to Thanksgiving for bringing the festive feast early with menus in Hong Kong offering another slice and then some. We know Thanksgiving is, like Halloween , a classic American tradition. But there are loads of reasons to celebrate Thanksgiving in Hong Kong. Maybe you’ve got American mates, you are American, or you want an excuse to feast on turkey a month before Christmas. Moreover, there’s nothing better than a classic Thanksgiving meal — with the turkey, the pies and the sides!  So, when do people in Hong Kong celebrate Thanksgiving this year? On the same date as the rest of the world, November 24. Not in the mood to stand over the stove cooking away for hours?  The easiest way to get in on the fun is by eating out at one of the many Hong Kong restauran

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Dodge, Columbia counties In-person dining is not open at this time, but is offered through home delivery and curbside pickup. Milk, bread and butter or margarine served with every meal. For more information, call 920-386-3580 and for suggested donation. Same menu for all dining centers. Menu is subject to change. Monday : Meatloaf, baked potato, mixed vegetable, raspberry sherbet, pear slices, sliced bread. Tuesday : Escalloped potatoes, and ham casserole, California blend vegetable, red velvet cake, fruit cocktail, dinner roll. Wednesday: Country fried steak, mashed potatoes, carrots, apple slices, butterscotch pudding, sliced bread. Thursday: Beef stew, Brussels sprouts, cinnamon roll, fruited gelatin, cheddar biscuits. People are also reading… Friday : Chicken patty teriyaki, baby red potatoes, Chinese ramen salad, sugar cookie, pineapple tidbits, sliced bread. Be the first to know Get local news delivered to your inbox! Adblock test

While whole fish is emerging as a trend in the U.S., the dish is nothing new in other cultures' cuisines. Per The Spruce Eats , whole fish is commonplace in Korea. Chinese lifestyle outlet The Woks of Life states that steamed whole fish is found on most Cantonese tables during holidays, formal weddings, Chinese New Year, and other special occasions. At Bonnie's , a new Williamsburg (N.Y.) Cantonese-American spot that's taking the city by storm, a deboned, stuffed rainbow trout called "yeung yu sang choi bao" is on the menu .  During 2022, restaurants nationwide are serving whole fish grilled, steamed, broiled, smoked, roasted, wrapped in pasta, crusted in salt, and pan seared, via Nation's Restaurant News  – for a good reason, too. It's a move for sustainability: Nose-to-tail eating reduces food waste. Per The Spruce Eats , fish skin, head, tail, and fins are all edible. Depending the fish and how it's prepared, you can eat the bones, too. In fact,

LONDON, Nov 9 (Reuters) - Anya Taylor-Joy and Nicholas Hoult get served a meal to die for in "The Menu", a satirical thriller set in the world of fine dining. The "Queen's Gambit" and "X-Men" stars play Margot and Tyler, a young couple who gets whisked a way to a remote private island hosting the exclusive gastronomic establishment "Hawthorne" and its many vegetable patches, farm animals, beehives and live-in staff dormitories. The two are part of a select group of 12 who have paid a small fortune to dine at the restaurant run by the celebrated American chef Julian Slowik (Ralph Fiennes). Unbeknownst to his wealthy guests, Slowik and his team of robot-like professionals have planned a one-off menu with some unexpected ingredients especially for them. But the arrival of Margot seems to sour Slowik's concoction. The movie pokes fun at its moneyed guests, their ostentatio