News Feed: January 3, 2011
Tips on buying produce from rain-plagued West Coast farms. [LAT]
For the perfect cup of tea, look to George Orwell. [Slate]
A guide to whole grains. [Chow]
Francis Lam resolves to not eat cheap chicken in 2011. [Salon]
The Boston Globe editors share their most memorable dishes of 2010. [Boston Globe
News Feed: December 15
Gingerbread-mix taste test. [SE]
MIT students design food gadgets. [Atlantic]
Traditional Estonian blood sausage for Christmas. [NYT]
Eataly's truffle blowout. [TONY]
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On the Menu: Next Year in Food
Two weeks ago we gave you our dining predictions for 2010—now it's time to hear from the real experts. We contacted chefs and restaurateurs like Drew Nieporent, Nancy Silverton, and Tony Mantuano to hear what they think is in store for the industry next year. Click here to find out what they told us.
On the Menu: 2010 Food Trends
Just about every foodie forum has prophesied what we’ll see on our plates next year, so we thought we’d get in on the act, too. Behold, the James Beard Foundation’s predictions for 2010 food trends!
Meatballs: When we heard that a meatball shop will soon open in New York City, we got a gut feeling that they will be rolling onto many a menu next year. (Seeing this slideshow on the Bon Appétit website confirmed our suspicions.) Given that mouths everywhere have yet to grow weary of the upscale burger trend that shows no signs of stopping, a drift toward these other hand-formed mounds of ground meat seems inevitable. Also:
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