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08/20/2023

https://www.primaverakitchen.com/garlic-butter-baked-chicken-breast/

Tender, juicy Garlic Butter Baked Chicken Breast, that’s packed with flavour from the garlic butter sauce.

06/08/2022

Don’t get us wrong, we love a good homemade pasta sauce made from canned tomatoes (we’ve even included a few here) but this pantry staple is far more versatile. You can use canned tomatoes for everything from Tex-Mex rice casseroles to shakshuka.

06/08/2022

Fruity breakfast bowls, hearty chicken dinners, chocolate desserts and more — these recipes prove good food and dirty dishes do not go hand in hand.

06/08/2022

Check out the BBQ pitmasters facing off to win the title of Master of Cue.

06/06/2022

Bake a creamy cheesecake topped with soft, sweet peaches and crispy streusel – a luscious dessert to round off a summer meal

06/06/2022

With the new year comes new insights as to what foods will be trending in restaurants, the topic of cooking shows and articles, and what we can expect to see on supermarket shelves. Each year, many sources predict which ingredient or region of the world will be center stage in recipes and dishes, which takes some deciphering to identify those most likely to be of great interest and have the most relevant impact. We have included a list of the more prevalent trends suggested by top industry associations and organizations and those that appear in several other reputable lists.

This article provides an overview of food trends suggested by top industry associations and organizations and those that appear in several other reputable lists.

06/05/2022

Outside of social media's crazes, we saw fast food chains everywhere partnering with celebs to show us their go-to meal. We learned that Saweetie loves the Big Mac and McNuggets from McDonald's, Megan Thee Stallion has a sweet and spicy sauce at Popeyes, and Nelly adores the BK Whopper. A lot of these chains also brought in plant-based options: Taco Bell returned some well-loved vegan options to their menu, Burger King offered impossible nuggets, and Wendy’s had a black bean burger.

Potato milk, anyone?

06/05/2022

Last year at this time, optimistic trend forecasters predicted that the cork would burst from the bottle by summer. With vaccines in arms, food culture would vibrate in a robust economy. American menus would be full of innovation driven by waves of international travel, and a new generation of digital-native cooks would rewrite the rules.

They see a new interest in mushrooms, a rethinking of chicken and coffee, a resurgence of 1980s cocktails — and, believe it or not, a return to civility.

06/05/2022

Retailers take note: the flexitarian movement is going strong. In Whole Foods Market’s latest Trends Council report, ‘reducetarianism’ was dubbed a top trend to watch for 2022, perfect for “plant-curious eaters” who aren’t ready to give up meat entirely. The plant-based food sector is certainly growing – online food platform ShelfNow said between 2020 and 2021 sales of vegetarian food products increased by 156% and vegan product sales jumped 150% and products like dairy and meat alternatives are a growing market.

Retailers take note: the flexitarian movement is going strong. In Whole Foods Market’s latest Trends Council report, ‘reducetarianism’ was dubbed a top trend to watch for 2022, perfect for “plant-curious eaters” who aren’t ready to give up meat entirely. The plant-based food sector is ce...

06/03/2022

With a new year comes a clean slate and the opportunity to learn how to cook up some new dishes. Whether you're a seasoned at-home chef looking for new recipes to try or you're just learning how to cook and feeling a little intimidated, we've got you covered. From classic, tried-and-true dishes to unique twists on the classics, here are 50 recipes you need to try in 2022.

Whether you're new to cooking or you're a seasoned pro, we have a recipe for you to try in the new year. Cheers to 2022 and the year ahead!

06/03/2022

Ahhhh. It’s the end of another long pandemic year. Somehow, we all got through 2021! Let’s take a moment to look back on what filled our kitchens, plates, and bellies during this strange time.

Potato milk, anyone?