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What are you going to cook this year, and how are you going to do it? We keep abreast of the latest in culinary trends.


“A return to home cooking, growing use of online and mobile food applications, a local focus, diverse flavours and a trend toward ‘green' cooking and eating' are among the top food trends for right now.”

- Margot Janse



TASTE readers' food predictions for 2012

 

What will we be eating in 2012? Here are TASTE readers and website users top predictions for all things culinary.

Not only did we ask you what your top predictions are, we promised that the trendspotter who was most, well, spot on, would win a copy of TASTE The Cookbook. So Abigail Donnelly, TASTE's Food Editor, went through hundreds of ideas and chose her top 1, and 14 others we'll also be keeping an eye out for.

And the winner is.... Leonie Bester! Congrats Leonie, you certainly have the finger on the food pulse.

On the topic, read Abigail's trend predictions for 2012.

TASTE READERS' TOP FOOD TREND PREDICTIONS FOR 2012

  1. Going back to the old, classic way of cooking using recipes that are old, tried and tested, like the ones our Grans used to make - Leonie BesterMadeleines
  2. Homemade jams from garden-grown fruit - Janice Beddington and many others
  3. Wild and exotic mushrooms - Theonilde de Klerk
  4. Entertaining at home using produce from your own vegetable and herb garden - Celeste Brown
  5. MadeleinesAdri Trollip
  6. Tomato salads using different varieties of tomatoes - Kerryn Warren
  7. Grass-fed beef is the new organic - Anya Klaassen
  8. Rhubarb - Dihana Kloppers and Ruth Scheepers
  9. Recipes using polenta, barley and legumes - Yvonne Klopper
  10. Home molecular gastronomy kits available in supermarkets - Cecilia Wynne-Griffith
  11. Dim sum -  Anel van den Heever
  12. More casual food, like tapas - Cathy Osmond
  13. Pickling - Lindsaye Mc Gregor
  14. Raw food - Lindsaye Mc Gregor and Vicky Barratt
  15. Fabulous vegetarian - Almini Wilson

Many of you also said cake pops are all the rage. We're almost thinking this phase has passed, but who are we to argue if that's what you like to eat! In fact, we love them too, so here's a little recipe for you to make cakepops at home.

 



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