Our '20 Quick Weeknight Meals’ feature starts this section and takes you straight into a month of mouthwatering recipes - just what you need after a busy day at work or when the kids come home hungry from school.ĮASY ENTERTAINING is the section to turn to when you’re having friends over for a meal or cooking Sunday lunch for the family. SPEEDY MEALS is where you’ll find a whole range of quick and easy recipes, all ready and on the table in 30 minutes or less. The magazine is divided into five distinct sections: We always use clear, straight-forward, easy to understand language in our recipes so that having a copy of Easy Cook to hand while cooking is like having a good friend with you in the kitchen. In every issue and on every page Easy Cook shows readers how it is possible to cook from scratch using fresh ingredients – without spending hours in the kitchen.
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Look, if it gets us things like Big Mac Crunchwraps, savory ice cream flavors, and more ube in everything, we’re ALL for it.Get 2 months for the price of 1 when you start a trial subscription. People are tossing things like different cultural cuisines, different chain restaurant standbys, and old-school (see, nostalgia) recipes together, and seeing what sticks. Chaos cooking is the modern term for fusion cuisine, though this current iteration does have a little bit more, well, chaos thrown in than ever before. The other half is something called chaos cooking.
Honestly, though-that’s just one half of the coin for 2023. We’re excited to join on this journey of discovery, and hopefully provide some guidance along the way.
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With food prices rising, we think people are going to get back to basics, and start looking for recipes for beans (made from scratch!), homemade plant-based meats ( tofu, we love you), deep-frying (why pay out the wazoo for a fried chicken sandwich when you can make it yourself?), DIY fermentation, and how to utilize a whole chicken (you spatchcock it, that’s how). Even soda is making its way back into our hearts, often in the form of cocktails-did you hear Sierra Mist is getting replaced with something called Starry, likely in an effort to appeal to younger generations? Truly the end of an era. And don’t worry if you can’t cook, boxed mac & cheese is having a moment too. We’re seeing the revival and modernization of everything from school cafeteria desserts to vintage dinner recipes, with classic cocktails and nostalgic homemade versions of TV-dinner-style meals in between. Sentimentality truly is the name of the game this year. Buckle up-2023’s bound to be a wild ride. There will be overarching trends (nostalgia is IN, spinach is OUT), as well as some specific recipes we’re just discovering ourselves after way too long (guilty!) or that we think just aren’t getting enough love (people-it’s time to try making your own homemade marshmallows). In addition to curating a list of all the food trends we think will come to pass, we’re also including some we just hope will (like dinner & a show with Harry Styles 😉). Ah, 2022: the year of butter boards, negroni spagliatos (with Prosecco), ghost kitchens, and more… We could never have predicted these things, but that’s not going to stop us from trying again this year.
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